What is renal polyps?

Is kidney polyp serious? There is no such thing as renal polyps, only ureteral polyps. Ureteral polyps are a cause of ureteral stricture and hydronephrosis. More common in young and middle-aged people, young and middle-aged people show the cause of polyps, considering the relationship with urinary tract infection. Polyp is a benign disease. It is not a tumor, but it can cause ureteral stricture and hydronephrosis. But polyps are normal and we also need treatment. The most effective treatment is to remove the polyp segment of the ureter and then perform end-to-end ureterostomy. Overall, ureteral polyps are treated well and rarely show postoperative recurrence.