Endometrial polyps: Are generally quite small and (relatively) easy to get to via the vagina/cervix. Hysterectomy is a significant surgery with associated risks. The risks to you are greater than the benefits. Another example would be to remove a part of your colon just to take out a colon polyp - we do not do that. Instead, during colonoscopy, we remove just the polyp. Much easier and safer for you.
Answered 8/9/2018
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Good question: You should discuss that with your doctor. Endometrial polyps should be removed, but a hysterectomy is also an appropriate treatment option for a woman with endometrial polyps.
Answered 1/5/2019
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