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 both the size and number of polyps at the center of your changes. If during evaluations, your doctor recognizes that polyps develop too quickly, surgery may be needed to remove the gallbladder and prevent the development of bile cancer. If the polyps are still the same size, no treatment can be performed.
- Treatment of vesicular polyps is indicated in cases where the lesions are greater than 10 mm.
- As they present an increased risk of becoming cancerous.
- In addition.
- Treatment is also indicated when polyps.
- Regardless of their size.
- Are accompanied by vesicular litiasis.
- Helping to prevent the appearance of new seizures.
In these cases, the gastroenterologist may recommend that a patient undergo surgery to completely remove the gallbladder, request a cholecystectomy, and prevent the development of cancer-causing lesions. As bladder surgery is performed.
Food for patients with bladder polyps should not contain fat, thus avoiding consuming as much animal proteins as possible containing natural fats, such as meat and even thick fish such as salmon or tuna. In addition, it is essential to cook food in water, avoid fried, roasted and parsley foods.
In this way, bladder work is minor, which reduces its movements and due to pain, however, feeding with disinfection does not increase the formation of polyps.
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