Polyp Surgery

Polyps are growths that can appear in different parts of the body, most often in the nose, uterus, colon, or stomach.

Although most polyps are not malignant, some can develop into more serious changes if not removed in time.

At Medical Time hospital, polyp surgery is performed quickly, painlessly, and under controlled conditions.

The type of procedure depends on the location and size of the polyp, ranging from simple outpatient procedures to surgeries under general anesthesia.

The goal of the surgery is to completely remove the growth, prevent complications, and establish a precise diagnosis.

The procedure often lasts 20 to 60 minutes, and recovery is fast and without severe consequences.

Our surgeons use modern methods that allow for precise removal with minimal damage to the surrounding tissue.

The removed polyp is sent for a pathohistological analysis for added security.

Early removal of polyps significantly reduces the risk of chronic ailments and more serious diseases.

Schedule a consultation and solve the problem quickly, safely, and permanently.

The surgery begins with patient preparation and the choice of method, local or general anesthesia.

Depending on the location, the procedure can be endoscopic, laparoscopic, or classic surgical.

For polyps in the nose or sinuses, an endoscope is used, without incisions and with a quick recovery.

Polyps in the uterus are removed by hysteroscopy, with a thin camera through the cervix.

Polyps in the stomach and intestines are most often removed during gastroscopy or colonoscopy.

The removed tissue is sent for pathohistological analysis for a final diagnosis.

The procedure itself is short, and the patient usually returns home on the same day.

After the intervention, instructions are given on diet, therapy, and further check-ups.

Our team takes care that everything goes without stress and with maximum comfort.

It is important to follow the doctor's advice and attend the follow-up examination at the agreed time.

Most polyps are benign, but some can turn into malignant changes over time.

By removing the polyp, you prevent the development of diseases and complications such as bleeding or obstructions.

Early removal is faster, easier, and safer than treating later consequences.

Some polyps cause symptoms that reduce the quality of life; their removal brings relief.

In women, polyps in the uterus can make conception difficult or cause irregular bleeding.

Polyps in the intestines can be the first sign of precancerous changes.

Regular check-ups and timely removal are key to maintaining health.

At Medical Time, surgeries are performed according to the highest medical standards.

Fast recovery and precise diagnostics ensure patient safety and security.

Don't wait, solve the problem in time.