What are the symptoms of bladder polyps? How are they treated?

Polyps are extra growths on the surface of human tissues. Normally, we cannot sense the presence of polyps and will only detect them when something abnormal happens in the body. Even so, it is necessary for us to understand some of the symptoms of bladder polyps.

Bladder Polyp Symptoms

Usually, polyps are present but go unnoticed when there are no symptoms. Only when polyps ulcerate and bleed, causing bladder irritation symptoms, and are often treated as inflammation, will they be found to be bladder polyps after repeated examinations.

When bladder polyps rot and bleed, they can cause bladder irritation symptoms such as urinary pain and hematuria. These symptoms should be treated promptly.

The treatment method for bladder polyps depends on the size of the polyps. If the polyps are only a few millimeters, you can temporarily avoid surgical treatment and use some anti-inflammatory and anti-infective drugs first. If the effect is not ideal, you can perform surgical treatment under cystoscopy.

The bladder is an important part of the human body. If any abnormality occurs, you must go to the hospital for treatment immediately.