How long does gastric polyp have a symptom commonly?

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Gastric polyps refer to localized benign protuberant lesions of gastric mucosa. The early stages of the disease are asymptomatic. Late performance for abdominal pain, abdominal distension, anorexia and other symptoms. Gastric polyps are mainly divided into two types, which are hyperplastic polyps and adenomatous polyps. Proliferative polyps are mostly located in the antrum and the lower part of the stomach, while adenomatous polyps are mostly located in the antrum. Gastric polyps are generally benign, no symptoms do not need treatment. So, can gastric polyp regenerate after excision? Let's learn about it together. I hope these can help you!

How long does gastric polyp have a symptom commonly?

Gastric polyps can be diagnosed by gastroscopy. It is suggested that we check and then prescribe the right medicine. Proliferative polyps, also known as inflammatory polyps or regenerative polyps, belong to the hyperplasia and extension of glands, with disordered arrangement. There are large gaps between glands, and some have immature cells in the middle.

Gastric polyps in general are relatively small, less than a centimeter. Hyperplastic polyps are basically benign lesions, only a few people once the hyperplastic polyps grow up, can cause dyspepsia, abdominal pain, discomfort and other symptoms, will also occur upper gastrointestinal bleeding, will also be cancerous.

There are no symptoms in the early stage of gastric polyps. There is no need for treatment if there are no symptoms. After the symptoms appear, they are more serious. We can treat them by resection. Most people will get better after the removal of gastric polyps, but a small number of people will relapse. Gastric polyps are inflammatory and proliferative, through the gastroscopy diagnosis, if it is proliferative, also need to be pathological diagnosis, there is no possibility of malignant transformation.

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Gastric polyps refer to localized benign protuberant lesions of gastric mucosa. The early stages of the disease are asymptomatic. Late performance for abdominal pain, abdominal distension, anorexia and other symptoms. Gastric polyps are mainly divided into two types, which are hyperplastic polyps and adenomatous polyps.