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polyps coming out of your bladder
Is it normal for a polyp to be coming out of you bladder . This polyp also has a vessel running thru it.
This discussion is related to Bladder polyps question.
This discussion is related to Bladder polyps question.
i am54 in good health. routine bloodwork mamogram, pap smear , colonoscopy all normal. i had a uti treated with meds went away no more blood in urine. routine found benign polyp on urethra tube . had hysterectomy 1 years ago for fibroids begign. now a urologist checked my bladder found one benign polyp through cystoscope. then he saw a tiny growth behind it and without biopsy yet said it was cancer, could this be? his urine analysis five different strains all negative if it is cancer after bioposy do you think early stage and treatable being everything else is normal. thank you. woried sick and depressed
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Hi,
Bladder polyps are usually noted early in life although adults may be diagnosed with the polyps later on when they present with symptoms.
Have you been diagnosed with a urinary bladder polyp by your physician?
Was a scan done to establish the diagnosis?
When you say the polyp coming out of the bladder, are you referring to a result of a scan ?
Do you have any associated symptoms of increase urinary frequency, darkening or gross blood in the urine and straining or hesitancy when voiding urine?
Bladder polyps are usually noted early in life although adults may be diagnosed with the polyps later on when they present with symptoms.
Have you been diagnosed with a urinary bladder polyp by your physician?
Was a scan done to establish the diagnosis?
When you say the polyp coming out of the bladder, are you referring to a result of a scan ?
Do you have any associated symptoms of increase urinary frequency, darkening or gross blood in the urine and straining or hesitancy when voiding urine?
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