Symptoms of canceration of intestinal villous tubular adenoma

summary

Intestinal polyps are all the protuberant lesions on our intestinal mucosa. Generally speaking, there are some polyps on the intestinal tract, including tumor and non tumor lesions. Polyps are generally small, slender curved, irregular shape, one end free or both ends attached to the intestinal wall and suspended in the middle, showing a bridge. Before the pathological nature is determined, they are collectively referred to as polyps. After the pathological nature is determined, they are directly labeled with pathological diagnostic names according to the location, such as colonic tubular adenoma, rectal carcinoma in situ, colitis polyps, etc.

Symptoms of canceration of intestinal villous tubular adenoma

Although intestinal polyps is not a serious disease, but also can not be ignored. We should not ignore the polyps reported by colonoscopy, nor should we panic excessively. The right way to do this is to consult your doctor, ask if you need a biopsy, if you need treatment, and follow your doctor's advice.

If it is adenomatous polyps, it is recognized as a symptom of precancerous lesions. Adenomatous polyps can be divided into three types: tubular adenoma, villous adenoma and tubular villous adenoma.

We have to make it clear that not all polyps are cancerous. Therefore, non tumor polyps usually do not develop canceration. They often occur in rectum, round and spherical. Most of them are solitary. The pathological features are small * sized retention vesicles. They are hamartomas.

matters needing attention

If the intestinal polyp test for tubular adenoma symptoms, it can be said that a large part of the possible canceration. But do not panic, because as long as it is not already cancerous, intestinal polyps are completely treatable.