Polyps are small and abnormal growths that look like small or flat bumps. In most cases, these abnormal growths are non-cancerous, but if left untreated they may eventually turn cancerous. The growth of polyps can occur in any part of your body including the colon, ear canal, nose, throat, uterus, and cervix. Polyps that grow in the uterus are called uterine polyps or endometrial polyps. Women with the condition may either have one or multiple polyps. Based on your condition your doctor may recommend the removal of uterine polyps.
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