How colon polyps are formed and what causes intestinal polyps to form

Question 1: Why do colon polyps grow Intestinal polyps refer to the raised lesions on the surface of the rectal mucosa protruding towards the intestinal lumen, including child-type polyps, inflammatory polyps and polyposis, adenomas (including villous adenoma), etc. The clinical manifestations of colon polyps are varied, so the method of intestinal polyps** is also different.

There are no symptoms in the early stage, and the general clinical manifestations can be abdominal pain, diarrhea, blood in the stool, etc. So why do colon polyps grow? The following is analyzed by experts from Quanzhou East Lake Anorectal Hospital.

The five major colon polyps**: 1. Long-term diarrhea: Many patients are prone to allergies to the intestinal mucosa, such as diarrhea after drinking, eating chili peppers or greasy food or seafood, and some patients will have diarrhea for no reason, so that the intestinal mucosa will have chronic inflammation, which can easily lead to the growth of intestinal polyps.

2. Gene mutation and genetic factors: It is generally believed that polyp formation is closely related to genetic mutation and genetic factors, and the current research shows that mutant genes can be inherited from parents to offspring, and men and women are equal in genetic opportunities, and there is no gender difference. 3. Inflammation **Long-term chronic inflammation of the rectal mucosa can cause polyp-like granulomas on the intestinal mucosa.

Because of the long-term inflammation of the rectum, there is still an edematous and congested mucosal area on the ulcer surface, and the surrounding ulcer forms a scar after healing, and gradually shrinks, so that the residual mucosa protrudes, and the surface is polyp-like; or ulceration and granulation tissue proliferation and convexity, and then adjacent to the mucosa growth, covering it to form polyps, this pathological change is more common in inflammatory meat. 4. Dietary factors: Dietary factors have a certain relationship with the formation of rectal polyps, especially the interaction between bacteria and bile acids may be the basis for the formation of adenoma **meat.

More than 40% of the fatty components in the diet are an important factor in the formation of nodal and rectal polyps, and if the fat intake does not exceed 15% of the diet, the incidence of nodal and rectal polyps is low. A high-fat diet can increase bile acids in the knots and rectum. 5. Long-term constipation:

Patients with constipation often have bowel movements once every few days, and the long-term storage of feces in the intestine will produce various toxins, resulting in chronic inflammation of the intestinal mucosa and easy to grow polyps. If you also want to know more about colon polyps, click to consult an expert, and the expert will answer for you for free. Experts from Quanzhou Donghu Anorectal Hospital:

The above is a detailed introduction to the causes of colon polyps, if there are symptoms caused by the trigger, it is recommended to go to a regular hospital in time to avoid deterioration. Quanzhou Donghu Anorectal Hospital is a designated unit of medical insurance in Quanzhou City and a designated hospital of New Rural Cooperative Medical System in Fengze District. It integrates medical treatment, teaching, scientific research, prevention, and advanced equipment, and at present, it has tens of thousands of patients, and is the hospital with the highest rate in Quanzhou Anorectal Hospital.

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The daily symptoms of intestinal polyps mainly include abdominal pain, diarrhea, intussusception, abdominal colic, intestinal bleeding and other symptoms, and the clinical manifestations are different according to the location, size and number of polyps growing.

1. Anemia may occur in patients with bleeding, and shock may occur when the amount of bleeding is large.

2. A small number of patients may have abdominal distension and discomfort, vague pain or abdominal pain.

3. When the pedicle polyp is large, it can lead to intussusception; Intestinal obstruction may occur in patients with large or multiple polyps;