What Is a Sigmoid Polyp?
Sigmoid colon polyps refer to the sigmoid colonic mucosal surface bulging to the intestinal cavity. Blood or dark red blood was stained outside the stool after the stool, and rectal polyps were occasionally accompanied by prolapse of polyps.
Sigmoid polyp
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- Sigmoid colon polyps refer to the sigmoid colonic mucosal surface bulging to the intestinal cavity. There is blood or dark red blood in the stool after the stool,
- The sigmoid polyp is located in the pelvic cavity, starting from the lower end of the descending colon, downward in front of the 3rd sacrum, to the left of the midline, and ending at
- Fast after cutting the polyps, pay attention to bed rest, wait for the doctor to determine that you can start to eat, then start to eat from thin to dry, from small to large, try to eat easily digestible foods such as porridge and noodles Do not drink milk, easy to bloating and diarrhea.