Pcos and polyp

2026-06-09 16:33:15
In my scanning (TVS USG) There is a polypoidal lesion in the endometrial cavity measuring 9*5 mm with a single feeding vessel Endometrial thickness 14 mm(on day 30 of cycle no bleeding started) Minimal fluid noted along the cavity With bilateral pcos Consulted doctor for spotting in between periods.. ie,the spotting at the end of the periods never ended until day 30(very mild brown spotting) Doctor said no need of removing the polyp is it good to keep it?
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get Usg done on day 3 of menses

Answered2026-06-11 08:23:53

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It’s better to get removed polyp You vl be better with ur symptoms

Answered2026-06-11 05:22:45

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U have a polyp with is causes such type of bleeding Connect

Answered2026-06-10 16:31:47

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Answered2026-06-10 06:05:11

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It needs to be removed.

Answered2026-06-10 16:43:56

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Answered2026-06-10 13:00:21

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It is never good to keep a polyp The only treatment of a polyp is surgical removal Polyps are known to cause irregular vaginal bleeding

Answered2026-06-10 09:48:45

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Better to get it removed if there is continuously spotting.

Answered2026-06-10 08:10:00

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