Endometrial Polyp
An Endometrial Polyp is a growth in your uterus. It attaches to the inner wall and can extend into your uterine cavity, ranging from a couple of millimetres to a few centimetres. They are usually benign, and can occur in women of all ages.
Symptoms
Polyps often present with intermenstrual bleeding (bleeding between the periods) or even bleeding after intercourse. Sometimes they can be found incidentally on an ultrasound being done for a different reason. In older women they can present as post-menopausal bleeding.
An abnormal bleeding in a menstrual cycle should be investigated as you could have a polyp that needs to be removed.
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Although mostly benign, polyps can cause problems with infertility and a small percentage of them can be cancerous – so they should be taken seriously.
As a female Perth gynaecologist, I offer my specialised experience and expertise when I work with you as a patient. But I believe my role as a human being is to offer you a safe, maternal and nurturing environment. I believe being a gynaecologist is about understanding you as a woman. I consider myself a holistic specialist gynaecologist, looking at all aspects of your life. And, bringing not only my specialist medical expertise to the conversation, but also my own life experience as a woman.
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WEST PERTH WA 6005
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CLAREMONT WA 6010
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APPLECROSS WA 6153
