Usually, postmenopausal bleeding caused by the polyps will warn women to seek care. Tests to find the polyps include an exam of the female sex organs and an ultrasound, a test using sound waves to view the lining inside the womb. Another test, called a hysteroscopy, uses a small telescope to look inside the womb. This is used to find and remove the polyps for a closer exam under the microscope. Once removed, the growths can grow again but it usually will be years later.
Most polyps grow very slowly.
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