Will rectal polyps go away on their own?

There are many types of diseases clinically. Some diseases can disappear on their own, but these are only a minority. Rectal polyps are also a common clinical disease. Although they are not a serious problem, rectal polyps will not disappear on their own. Instead, they may worsen and aggravate the condition if not treated.

1. Rectal polyps will not disappear or heal on their own, so they are taken seriously. Any growth on the large intestinal mucosa that protrudes into the intestinal cavity, regardless of its size, shape and histological type, is clinically referred to as "polyp" or "multiple polyps", also known as "polyposis". It belongs to the category of tumors, some of which are carcinoids; it is between benign tumors and malignant tumors [cancer].

2. Pathological examination can be divided into tubular adenoma, villous adenoma and tubulovillous adenoma, adenomatous polyps are the most common, inflammatory polyps are the result of hyperplasia of intestinal mucosa due to long-term inflammatory stimulation, hamartoma polyps, and others, such as mucosal hyperplasia to form hyperplastic polyps, lymphoid tissue hyperplasia, carcinoid and other diseases. Clinically, polyps can be single or multiple, with colorectal polyps being more common and having more obvious symptoms. For the treatment of rectal polyps, many patients often use medication.

3. Rectal polyps cannot heal or disappear on their own. Once you have rectal polyps, you should go to the hospital for diagnosis and treatment in time. In your daily health care, you can also pay attention to staying optimistic, living a regular life, developing good living habits and eating a light diet. Rectal polyps cannot heal or disappear on their own. We must pay enough attention to them to prevent them from becoming malignant and causing more serious harm to ourselves. Therefore, once symptoms appear, you should go to a professional anorectal hospital for examination and treatment in time.