Polyps

Polysicular vesicular vesicle polysicle polyps are abnormal growths of vesicular tissue, accidentally discovered during an abdominal ultrasound, and in general, in present symptoms, in some cases symptoms such as nausea, vomiting, pain in the middle of the abdomen, or yellowing skin may occur. In general, your doctor would indicate several routine abdominal ultrasounds to evaluate […]

Stomach polyps, also known as gastric polyps, correspond to abnormal growth of tissue in the lining of the stomach due to gastritis, being the frequent use of antacids, for example, more common in people over 50 years of age. Gastric polyps are usually asymptomatic and are found in routine tests, and most cases are mild,

Intestinal polyps are alterations that can occur in the intestine due to the excessive proliferation of cells in the lining of the large intestine, polyps in most cases do not usually cause signs or symptoms, but depending on their size they must be removed or controlled to avoid complications. These changes may be mild, but

Treatment of gallbladder polyps usually begins with frequent ultrasound exams in the gastroenterologist’s office to assess whether polyps are increasing in size or number. Therefore, if during evaluations your doctor recognizes that polyps develop very quickly, surgery may be needed to remove the gallbladder and prevent the development of bile cancer. If the polyps are