Can gastric polyp regenerate after excision

summary

Gastric polyps need to be resected in time after they appear, otherwise there is the possibility of canceration. Let's take a look at the regeneration of gastric polyps after resection.

Can gastric polyp regenerate after excision

First of all: after the resection of gastric polyps, it will still grow. But not all of them recur and need to be reexamined regularly.

Secondly: gastric polyps are protuberant papillary tissues growing on the surface of gastric mucosa, which are small and often asymptomatic. They are usually found by chance in gastrointestinal barium meal examination, gastroscopy or surgery for other reasons. The term "Polyp" usually refers only to the bulge observed by the naked eye.

Finally: gastric polyps are generally benign, asymptomatic patients do not need treatment. Hyperplastic polyps are non neoplastic polyps, because malignant lesions usually do not occur, and the effect is better after symptomatic treatment in internal medicine. The canceration rate of adenomatous polyps can reach 30% - 58.3%.

matters needing attention

Pay attention to diet conditioning and maintenance, regular regular and quantitative eating, in order to maintain the rhythm of normal digestive activities. Never eat a full meal or no breakfast, especially avoid overeating. The usual diet should be based on nutrition and easy digestion, and eat more soft food.