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Usually, endometrial polyps are not serious and are benign with less risk of cancer. However, some endometrial polyps can be cancerous or precancerous, which may lead to serious complications and exhibit symptoms like heavy bleeding and fertility issues.
You don't need to remove endometrial polyps as they do not cause harm. However, the removal of endometrial polyps depends on several factors, including age and other risk factors. Your doctor may recommend removing endometrial polyps in case of heavy bleeding or other serious symptoms.
Yes, pregnancy is possible even with an endometrial polyp, but it may reduce the chance of conception. The presence of an endometrial polyp can cause implantation issues, prevent sperm from reaching the eggs and increase the risk of miscarriage.
Yes, polyps may resolve on their own, but it depends on their type. Asymptomatic, small endometrial polyps typically resolve on their own over time. The chance of polyps resolving on their own depends on various factors, like size, type and location. However, if a polyp causes abnormal symptoms, medical intervention is necessary.
