What are endometrial polops? Are they cancerous?
Endometrial polops are localized overgrowths of the innermost uterine layer. They project into the uterine cavity. They may be broad-based or on a narrow stalk.
They can be cancerous, but rarely.
What are endometrial polops? Are they cancerous?
Endometrial polops are localized overgrowths of the innermost uterine layer. They project into the uterine cavity. They may be broad-based or on a narrow stalk.
They can be cancerous, but rarely.