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Polipectomy is a surgical procedure that removes polyps, growths that grow on the mucous membrane of certain organs, such as the uterus, nose, colon or other areas.

Polipectomy is most often performed for symptoms such as bleeding, pain, or infertility (with uterine polyps), as well as for suspected cancer or other health problems.

The procedure can be minimally invasive (through endoscopy or hysteroscopy) or can be performed using a classic surgical method, depending on the type of polyps and their location.

The procedure is usually performed under anesthesia, either local or general, so the patient does not feel pain during the procedure. Mild pain or discomfort may occur after the procedure.

A polypectomy usually lasts from a few minutes to an hour, depending on the location and number of polyps that are removed.

Most patients can go home the same day, but in some cases they may need to stay in recovery for several hours or even one night, depending on the complexity of the procedure.

Although polypectomy is relatively safe, possible complications include infection, bleeding, swelling of surrounding tissues, or polyp recurrence.

Recovery is usually quick, but can vary depending on the type and location of the polyp. Mild pain, bleeding or cramps may occur a few days after the procedure.

Most patients can return to their daily activities after a few days, but it is advised to avoid strenuous activities or sexual intercourse until you are fully recovered.

Before the procedure, the doctor will instruct you on certain preparations, such as fasting or avoiding certain medications, such as aspirin, which can increase the risk of bleeding.< /p>

Removing polyps from the uterus or other reproductive organs usually improves fertility, especially if the polyps were the cause of infertility or miscarriage.

Yes, in some cases polyps can grow back, especially if they are not completely removed or if there is an underlying medical problem.

Polipectomy can be used to remove polyps from the uterus (endometrial polyps), nose (nasal polyps), colon (adenomatous polyps), and other organs.

In most cases, there is no special diet, but the doctor may recommend avoiding certain foods or alcohol, as well as recommending fluids and light meals after the procedure.

In most cases, polypectomy does not cause permanent changes, but it can cause temporary symptoms such as pain or discomfort. After recovery, most patients return to normal.

If the polyps have been removed from the uterus and there have been no other complications, fertility usually improves and the chances of pregnancy can increase.

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