Assertion: polyp | /r/Causes | symptom
Facets:
value: usually
type: TEMPORAL
value: in most cases
type: TEMPORAL
value: for the patient
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: rarely
type: DEGREE
value: importantly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Most polyps cause no symptoms.
text: For a person with allergies and polyps, a “bad allergy day” will frequently cause the polyps to swell more and cause more symptoms.
text: Most polyps are benign (noncancerous) and cause no symptoms.
text: Most polyps cause no symptoms.
text: Most polyps cause no symptoms.
text: Most polyps cause no symptoms.
text: In most cases polyps cause no symptoms.
text: And, importantly, polyps usually cause no symptoms, meaning that the patient is unaware of having polyps in the colorectal lining.
text: Most polyps cause no symptoms.
text: However, sometimes larger polyps (those over one centimetre in size) cause some symptoms.
text: In most cases, polyps don’t cause symptoms and are usually found on routine colon cancer screening exams.
text: That’s because polyps rarely cause symptoms.
text: Regular pelvic examination will help to identify and treat polyps before they cause symptoms.
text: Polyps usually don’t cause symptoms, so they often go undetected until a doctor discovers them during an unrelated medical test or routine physical exam.
text: When a polyp in the colon does cause signs or symptoms, these may include:﻿﻿
text: When polyps do cause symptoms, they can include:﻿﻿
text: Removal may also be recommended if the polyp is causing symptoms or distress for the patient.
text: Not all polyps will cause symptoms, but some can lead to difficulties and may require surgical removal.
text: While uncommon, polyps can cause these symptoms:
text: Polyps cause these symptoms because they dangle from their stalks and irritate the surrounding tissue, which causes the tissue to rub off, exposing tiny blood vessels.