Colonic polyp patients will have abnormal stool?

Colonic polyps are

benign lesions that occur in the colon. The etiology is unclear. Generally, it is related to genetic and inflammatory stimuli. Colonic polyps are space-occupying lesions. Patients with intestinal mucosa are pulled by polyps, and intestinal stenosis will cause stool abnormalities. Specific manifestations are stool not formed, stool strips become thin, etc.

Colonic polyps patients can be surgically removed, and normal defecation can be restored. If they are not paid attention in time, adenomatous polyps patients may become cancerous and the prognosis is relatively poor.