“Can colon polyps be removed?”
I was diagnosed with colon polyps. Can colon polyps be removed?
7 Answers
Most colon polyps can be removed endoscopically during a colonoscopy. Some polyps are too large to remove endoscopically and may require surgery. A very small number of people have a genetic disease that results in thousands of polyps that would require surgery even when the polyps are small.
Yes, colon polyps can be removed with a colonoscope and if necessary with surgery.
Yes colon polyps can be removed but whether or not they need to be is a question for your gastroenterologist.
Yes, and they should be removed to avoid the risk of them going on to colon CA.
Yes, they can. Most polyps are small and can be removed by colonoscopy. If large, then sometimes surgery is required.
Zhenzhen Ming
Mrs, Integrative medicine
Yes, most benign ones can be removed via colonoscopy.
Some can be removed via Colonoscopy, otherwise colon resection via abdomen/Laparoscopy.
