Another syndrome of polyps and colon cancer is the MYH polyposis syndrome. Individuals with MYH polyposis develop less than 100 polyps at a young age and are at high risk for developing colon cancer. It is caused by mutations in a different gene than FAP, the MYH gene; however, the mutatio...
Colon polyps are small lumps of fleshy tissue that form on the lining of the colon. Although having colon polyps is very common...
These small clumps of tissue that show up where they’re not supposed to can be anything from a minor nuisance to a possible sign of cancer. WebMD explains what you need to know about polyps.
Thankfully, the polyps were benign, and I was encouraged to add more fiber to my diet. Making sure you consume enough fiber on a daily basis can really help keep the area of your colon and rectosigmoid healthy. ByLisaLou— On Jun 08, 2012 ...
What are the Different Types of Colon Polyps? What is a Bladder Polyp? What is a Sessile Polyp? What is a Uterus Polyp? Discussion Comments Byanon289568— On Sep 04, 2012 @live2shop: I recommend you go get a colonoscopy. It is not painful in the least. The only part is the cleansi...
A sessile polyp is a relatively flattened growth, as opposed to a pedunculated polyp, which grows on a stalk. Most sessile polyps...
What are the Different Types of Colon Polyps? What is a Colon Abscess? What are Colon Spasms? Discussion Comments Byanon158318— On Mar 06, 2011 Your site is super helpful, thank you! I'm working on a project and this is the exact information I needed!
Intestinal tract bleeding due to a person having colon polyps may cause low levels of ferritin. Other reasons for low levels can include chronic bleeding, such as heavy menstrual periods or bleeding from the intestinal tract. This can be due toulcers, colon polyps or cancer, or hemorrhoids. A...
So, it might well qualify for "superstar" status now, just because of the obesity epidemic. People are concerned with their digestive systems more than they used to be. Bypleonasm— On Dec 31, 2011 @pastanaga - I can definitely see why the stomach and the organs around it would appeal ...
The doctor ordered a colonoscopy and found polyps. He biopsied them, but would not remove them. They were non cancerous, but the pain, and attacks of ibs still haunt me. I find that the food I eat does not trigger episodes. The only trigger I have found has been stress, and ...