ENDOMETRIAL POLYPE (POLYPE IN UTERUS)

ENDOMETRIAL POLYPE (POLYPE IN UTERUS)

Endometrial polypes may be benign or malignant developing in innermost layer of uterus (endometrium layer). They are called in public as “piece of meat in uterus wall”. In general they occur as one polype in a few cantimeters but there may be several polypes sometimes. 

As endometrial polypes are in uterus they can not be seen external or during vaginal examination through speculum.

If some big polypes has dropped up to cervical uterus, they may be seen through speculum during vaginal examination rarely. Polypes are spotted generally during ultrasonography for specified area monitoring in uterus. But final diagnosis is made after polype has been taken out by curettage or hysteroscopy and analyzed pathological.