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I understand most uterine polyps are not precancer or cancerous. if they keep reoccurring and i decide to just leave it instead of going through surgery every time. what are the chances that it will turn into cancer when i hit menopause?
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Polyps are very rarely cancer. It is not typical to keep redeveloping polyps. Once removed, typically the problem is solved. If you are being diagnosed with recurrent polyps then a reevaluation is needed.
Answered 11/25/2022
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