What does urethral polyp look like?

Our human body has many parts, many bones, and many other parts, including the polyp tissue. The urethra is where we excrete, and there are many organs in it, including urethral polyps. At this point, some people may wonder what urethral polyps are. They may not even know what urethral polyps are. So what do urethral polyps look like?

Urethral caruncle is a common urethral disease in women. It is a tumor-like tissue that appears at the female urethral opening, also known as urethral granuloma or vascular polyp. It is generally less common in men, and "male urethral polyps" is a question often asked by patients.

It is a common urethral disease in women. It is a tumor-like tissue that appears at the female urethral opening. It is also known as urethral granuloma or vascular polyp. It is more common in menopausal women and is believed to be related to a severe decrease in estrogen. Histologically, different degrees of inflammatory cell infiltration, fibrosis and varicose veins can be seen, but cancer is rare. It can be divided into three types: papilloma type, hemangioma type and granuloma type.

It is a small lump at the urethral opening, with local pain, bleeding and a burning sensation during urination. Physical examination shows that the caruncle is mostly located at 6 o'clock, is generally 0.5-1.0 cm in size, has a pedicle or a broad base, is light red or dark red, is soft and painful to the touch, and is prone to bleeding. A few larger ones may be in a ring shape around the urethral opening. The diagnosis can be made based on clinical manifestations.

Asymptomatic people do not need treatment. Most of them have good results with topical estrogen ointment. For those who do not heal for a long time, electrocautery, freezing, laser or surgical resection can be used.

Urethral polyps are a benign disease that can be cured by surgical removal. Its presence can produce some symptoms. It will disappear after treatment. The question is, are you a "polyp"? Could it be "viral warts"? Warts tend to recur after treatment.

You go to the urology department of the hospital. 1. Do a routine urine test. 2. Surgical removal of the lesion. Pathological sections were also sent.

The situation is the possibility of genital warts caused by human papillomavirus infection caused by unclean sexual contact. It is a sexually transmitted disease and has a tendency to be contagious. It is recommended that you see a doctor for an acetic acid test to confirm the diagnosis, or a secretion test. If confirmed, it should be removed with external laser, treated with external podophyllotoxin tincture, and taken orally with famciclovir tablets combined with interferon thymopentin for treatment. During the treatment, sexual intercourse is prohibited. This disease is difficult to treat and takes time.