I had a rectal polyp removed nearly 6 months ago, I went back to the colonoscopy, the doctor said that the polyp grew back in another place. Can you tell me how to treat recurrent rectal polyps? Does it need to be removed and how do I stop the polyps from growing back?

EMR techniques in gastrointestinal polypectomy can be divided into aspiration and cutting (aspiration) or lifting and cutting (non-aspiration) techniques. However, in certain cases, both techniques are used together.

Endoscopic gastrointestinal polypectomy is a technique to remove digestive polyps from the lining of the digestive tract and remove them for cytological examination, usually polyps in the esophagus, stomach, duodenum, and rectum. , Colon. The technique of gastrointestinal polyp removal also has many advantages and positive implications in preventing cancerous complications of these polyps.

I have 0.7cm rectal polyp. So the doctor asked me to remove the 0.7 cm rectal polyp, if there is a recurrence? Thank you doctor.

When discovering polyps in the colon or rectum, patients often wonder whether they have colorectal cancer or not? Do polyps require surgery? Please refer to the article below to understand the causes and treatment of the disease.

Although colon polyps are inherited, they are quite rare, usually only in people who inherit the genetic mutation that causes colon polyps. Among colon polyps is a type known as familial adenomatous polyposis, abbreviated as FAP.