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I had 0.22cm polyp at the bottom cavity of endometrial do I need to undergo surgery or can it be done thru hormonal treatment

PAST HISTORY : Had ectopic last 2009 , pcos since 2013 take hormonal pills since 2013 to 2016, June July 2017 take clomid but negative sept 2017 undergo fsh injection and ovidrel injection but still negative,

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Dr. Christine Marie Rubio answered : 7 years ago

Hi there. Do you have any symptoms such as heavy bleeding during menstruation or abnormal pattern of menstruation? If there are symptoms, the only way to manage endometrial polyp is thru curettage or hysteroscopic polypectomy. However if you are not experiencing any abnormal symptom, then the polyp can be just observed.

Patient asked followup Question: 7 years ago

Hi doc I didn't experience any heavy bleeding but I have very small spot like a dot , last month day 14, this month day 20 , I also take duphaston once a day from day 16 to day 25

Dr. Christine Marie Rubio answered : 7 years ago

Your symptoms are very minimal. There is still room for oservation for a few months. But if symptoms persist or worsen, hysteroscopic polypectomy might be the next best option.

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