
How Large Can A Serum Colon Polyp Grow ?

Question: How. Large can a secum. Colon polyp grow ? 1 inch2 inches larger?how large does the polyp have to get to interfere with stoolelimination.

I. Will probably need surgery to to remove about. 2 inches of colon to remove a 2 inch. Secum colon polyp. What is the general recovery time for this procedure. I will be seeing a surgeon after the new year. Will i be able to return to normal activities. What are the general limitations on my activities and how long will i have have limitations?
Brief Answer:
Surgery
Detailed Answer:
Hello and thank you for asking
I have been carefully through your question.
Normally the polyp doesn’t interfere in your stool movement in the colon .
If the polyp can be removed with colonoscopy you don’t need time to recovery
If removed with surgery, the recovery time it’s about 7-10 days or less
Best regards
Surgery
Detailed Answer:
Hello and thank you for asking
I have been carefully through your question.
Normally the polyp doesn’t interfere in your stool movement in the colon .
If the polyp can be removed with colonoscopy you don’t need time to recovery
If removed with surgery, the recovery time it’s about 7-10 days or less
Best regards
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Dr. LAKSHMI


How fast does a secum polyp grow? How larhe of a secum polyp that can be removed with a colonoscope? -3- is their a GI specialty that is gor removal of large secum polys ?
Brief Answer:
Polyp
Detailed Answer:
Most polyp grow slowly it take 5-10 years.
If the polyp has infiltrated the colon then surgery it’s needed.
Best regards
Polyp
Detailed Answer:
Most polyp grow slowly it take 5-10 years.
If the polyp has infiltrated the colon then surgery it’s needed.
Best regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Kampana


Can a colonoscopy determine if the polyp has inflated the colon?

Is there a special name for a cecum polyp? How large can a polyp grow and still be removed with a colonoscopy procedure.
Brief Answer:
Polyps
Detailed Answer:
The polys can be removed with colonoscopy by gastroenterologist.
The polys over 3 cm are more difficult to be removed with colonoscopy
Best regards
Polyps
Detailed Answer:
The polys can be removed with colonoscopy by gastroenterologist.
The polys over 3 cm are more difficult to be removed with colonoscopy
Best regards
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Kampana

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