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Results 1 - 6 of 6 for Polyp
  1. ... find and remove abnormal growths, known as colorectal polyps . Most of these polyps are benign (not cancerous) but do have a ... of colorectal cancer and/or to remove colorectal polyps. Why do I need a colorectal cancer screening ...
  2. ... in a row) Find and remove fibroids and polyps. These are types of abnormal growths in the ... may mean one of the following conditions: Fibroids, polyps, or other abnormal growths were found. Your provider ...
  3. ... problems in those areas, including hemorrhoids, fissures, and polyps. Learn more. ... tears in the lining of the anus Anal polyps , abnormal growths on the lining of the anus ...
  4. ... be caused by a variety of conditions, including: Polyps , abnormal growths on the lining of the colon ... cause blood in your stool include ulcers, hemorrhoids, polyps, and benign (not cancer) tumors. If you have ...
  5. ... Structural problems in the GI tract, such as polyps (abnormal growths) and diverticula (pouches in the intestinal ... of the following conditions: Hiatal hernia Ulcers Tumors Polyps Diverticula , a condition in which small sacs form ...
  6. ... or vulvar cancer . Look for noncancerous growths called polyps Check for irritation or inflammation of the cervix ... or more of the following conditions: Genital warts Polyps Swelling or irritation of the cervix Abnormal tissue ...