Will anal polyps change on their own?

Will anal polyps change on their own?

Anal polyps sometimes have no symptoms, and sometimes there may be some blood in the stool. In this case, the patient can take some medication for treatment. However, obvious symptoms such as anal polyps must be checked and treated in the hospital in time.

1. Anal polyps are a type of hemorrhoids, asymptomatic static hemorrhoids. You only need to pay attention to your diet, keep your bowels open, and prevent complications. Treatment is needed, and there is a possibility of cancer. Polyps are a type of resting meat in the body, a non-functional meat, a reproductive organism. Polyps inhabit an organ, and over time, local tissues are compressed, expanded, morphologically changed, and dysfunctional.

2. Since polyps are redundant organisms with no physiological function, is it necessary to perform early surgical resection? This should be determined based on the examination of doctors in relevant departments. Some people believe that early surgical resection should be performed to prevent it from evolving into cancer; some people believe that polyps can be closely observed without affecting the normal physiological functions of the body. If the cause is not eliminated, some polyps are prone to recurrence after surgical resection.

3. Surgical treatment. Surgical treatment is still the most commonly used treatment method. Its characteristics are that with the improvement of surgical methods, the pain during and after the operation is lighter and the wound heals quickly. Drug injection therapy, that is, sclerosis and atrophy treatment, is directly injected into the polyp to make it harden and atrophy or necrotize and fall off. Infrared treatment uses infrared irradiation or barbecue to shrink. Cryotherapy, that is, using a freezer and liquid nitrogen as a cryogen, laser treatment.

Note: In daily life, we must pay attention to the timely detection of anal polyps, so that we can find and treat them early, strive for early recovery, and reduce the harm of the disease to our health. In daily life, we must drink more water and eat more fresh fruits and vegetables.