Will intestinal polyps grow back after they are removed?

Why is it easy to re** after intestinal polypectomy?

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Nowadays, there are too many Westernized lifestyles, such as big fish and meat, hamburgers, cola, French fries, mousse, cream, milk tea, all kinds of sweets, smoking, drinking, buffets, etc., and the number of polyps in the gastrointestinal tract is slowly increasing.

Nowadays, almost every day of gastrointestinal endoscopy, gastrointestinal polyps, especially intestinal polyps, have a significant increase compared with a few years ago. Appointments for the removal of intestinal polyps are made almost every day.

Back to the subject's question: I should ask about the complications and precautions after the removal of intestinal polyps.

As a gastroenterologist who cuts polyps every day, I would like to talk about complications and precautions in general.

The most serious complication of polypectomy is gastrointestinal perforation, followed by polyp bleeding.

Now the gastrointestinal endoscopic surgical instruments are relatively advanced, and the probability of polyp removal and perforation is very rare. I have seen two patients who bleed after polyp removal, but both of them were patients who were disobedient and did not follow the doctor's instructions. One was to go to have a supper with friends the next night after cutting the polyp, overeating and drinking, and the next day after drinking, he had diarrhea and bleed.

The second is to go to exercise after cutting the fifth day and feeling that there is nothing to do, running 5 kilometers, and bleeding at 10 o'clock in the evening after running.

Therefore, within 2 weeks after the polyp is cut, you should not be strenuous activity, and you should not overeat, binge-eat, or binge-drink.

1.After cutting the last liquid semi-liquid diet of the day, that is, drink some rice soup gruel, hibiscus eggs, pork rib soup and other digestible diets. Observe that there are no black stools or bloody stools for a day or two, and then slowly transition to a soft diet and then a normal diet.

2.If the polyp is large, the wound may be large for a day or two, and you may need to fast, and you may need to hang some nutritional support medications. This depends on the condition of the surgical wound and depends on the surgeon.

3.Bed rest for 2-3 days after surgery, do not lift heavy objects, do not do housework, and do not exercise vigorously, and distance exercise is not recommended for 2 weeks after surgery, because polyp wounds may not be completely healed within 2 weeks, and there is a risk of bleeding from distance exercise.

4。Observe the stool situation every day, if there is black stool and bloody stool, you must go to the hospital in time, and now the endoscopic hemostasis technology is also very developed, and 99% of polyp bleeding can be stopped under gastrointestinal endoscopy.

That's probably it, I wish everyone's stomach and intestines can be treated gently by the world.

What happens after an intestinal polyp is removed?

If there is polyps** after intestinal polyp resection, it is necessary to take Xifuxin to eliminate the lesion prevention**.

There is nothing wrong with the removal of intestinal polyps, and some patients have some mild abdominal pain. After the excision, you should pay attention to rest, and the diet should be mainly light food, and it is not easy to drink strong tea and drinks.

Symptomatic, if the polyp is large, I need to stay in the hospital for a day, liquid eating, prevent perforation and bleeding and other symptoms, it is not easy to exercise, if I am unwell, I can resume eating and drinking after three days.

This is a common condition, if you do intestinal examination, almost everyone may find that it is easy to bleed when you grow up, and a few people may also become cancerous. It should be disposed of during the microscopic examination, and the large volume and deep base root have to be surgically removed. If possible, it is best to review every five years.

Not necessarily. Because everyone's physical condition is different. After the surgery, it is necessary to have regular check-ups.

If there is a colorectal polyp, it must be removed by surgery, but this disease will still have ** after surgery, this possibility, and through follow-up surveys, it is found that 50% of patients have ** in 4 or 5 years, and the cause and location and nature of ** are different.

In the view of traditional Chinese medicine, the occurrence of intestinal polyps is not only a problem of the intestines, but an abnormality in the function of the internal organs, which are affected by the internal organs, such as the patient's condition is related to spleen deficiency, after the intestinal polyps are cut, the bowel movement is still abnormal, and the diarrhea is often unformed, which is related to spleen deficiency. People with spleen deficiency have too much dampness in their bodies, which is easy to produce phlegm and qi and blood will also be affected. The circulation of qi and blood is not smooth, and there is more phlegm and dampness.

Over time, polyps can form. Although it was cut off, the internal environment remained the same as before, and the fundamental problem was not solved.

<> Why does the spleen be empty? In fact, this is also related to bad lifestyle habits, such as improper diet, excessive depression, and inactivity. A bad spleen can affect the health of many other organs, such as the stomach, intestines, and liver.

Therefore, for him, since the problem lies in the spleen, it is necessary to regulate it from this direction, replenish qi, eliminate knots, reconcile the function of internal organs, and change the pathological state, so that it is not easy for polyps to grow back.

So, how to do it? The first is the adjustment of mentality, emotional imbalance is not conducive to the health of internal organs, especially the liver and spleen, and the imbalance of spleen and spleen will naturally affect its transportation function. Patients with intestinal polyps should learn to adjust their emotions and not worry too much, as a good mood is conducive to physical recovery.

Secondly, the rational use of traditional Chinese medicine can be carried out under the guidance of doctors, such as astragalus, wheat winter, etc., all have a certain effect of tonifying qi and strengthening the spleen, but the specific amount of use, how to use, can not be based on others as the standard, generalize. In the usual diet, it is also necessary to make adjustments, such as yams, black rice, pumpkin, white lentils and other foods, which are good for alleviating spleen deficiency and improving spleen and stomach function.

The number of polyps, if the number of intestinal polyps is high when they are first discovered, the chance of regrowth after removal may be higher than if the number is smaller. For other diseases, studies have found that people with metabolic diseases such as high blood pressure are at higher risk. Lifestyle habits, poor lifestyle habits tend to increase the risk of intestinal polyps.

Even after the excision, bad habits such as smoking and drinking alcohol did not change, and the ** rate was higher, especially in men.

Because it was not completely removed, it was cut and lengthened. If you don't want to **, you should completely remove it, and you should use a laser to eliminate it.

The most common diseases in the intestine are duodenal ulcers, intestinal polyps, and intestinal obstruction. An intestinal polyp is roughly understood as a small lump that protrudes into the lumen of the intestine. The growth of intestinal polyps is related to our eating habits, as well as the epithelium of the intestinal wall.

Generally, there are no obvious clinical symptoms for a long time, and abdominal pain, bloating, and intermittent hematochezia can occur after a certain disease develops. If there is a large amount of blood in the stool, anemia may also occur, which is generally iron deficiency anemia, and can be recovered after blood loss.

Whether intestinal polyps will grow depends on the recovery situation, usually intestinal polyps have a certain probability, so after the removal operation, you should go to the hospital regularly for reexamination.

There is indeed a high risk of local cancerous resection of intestinal polyps, and the probability of this is relatively high, so we must pay attention to eating habits and living habits in daily life.

Not so sure. It's possible that it will**, but it's possible that it will grow again. After intestinal polyps become locally cancerous, it depends on whether our body is recovering well.

This condition may grow because it has already developed local cancer, and if it is not completely removed, the cancer cells may metastasize or re**.

Intestinal polyps are a relatively common intestinal disease today. With the development of endoscopic technology, we can detect and dispose of it early. In general, intestinal polyps do not become cancerous after removal.

And we all have routine pathological examinations after polyp removal. We routinely divide the gastrointestinal tract into four layers, including the mucosal layer, the submucosal layer, the muscular layer, and the serous layer. If there is a polyp cancer, when the cancer is in the mucosal layer, follow-up is usually sufficient.

If the cancer occurs in the submucosa, the pathologist needs to determine whether there are lymphatic or vascular metastases, and if there are signs of metastasis, surgery is recommended**. If there is superficial submucosal nonvascularized metastases, follow-up is recommended. If the cancer occurs in the deep submucosal layer and vascular metastases are found, surgery is recommended**.

1. Whether intestinal polyps should be removed.

Since after the appearance of intestinal polyps, patients will have blood in the stool, fever and even anemia, so patients need to be carried out in time** to choose the most appropriate method through diagnosis. Since it is difficult to determine the nature of intestinal polyps with the naked eye, it is necessary to judge them by pharmacological experiments, and it is best to perform ** and remove them according to the doctor's instructions.

Second, the best method of intestinal polyps.

1. Endoscopy**: It is a commonly used method to remove intestinal polyps through endoscopy, and this is the best method for pedicle polyps. In addition, endoscopic excision can be performed to better see the location, size, and shape of the polyp.

Nowadays, with the improvement of endoscopic technology, more and more hospitals are using this method to remove intestinal polyps. Nowadays, endoscopy** is not only used to remove pedicle polyps, but can also be applied to various polyps.

2. Surgery: Intestinal polyps can be effectively removed through surgery, including local resection, intestinal segment resection and total colon resection. According to the type of intestinal polyps, different removal methods can be selected to better the symptoms.

In general, depending on the different types of intestinal polyps, different methods will be taken. Inflammatory polyps will progress for hours after inflammation**, while some adenomatous tumors do not disappear on their own and tend to become malignant. After the intestinal polyp is detected, it is necessary to determine the nature of the polyp, and regularly carry out ** to examine the polyp through pathological experiments to prevent the intestinal polyp from deteriorating and becoming a malignant tumor.