Uterine polyps, often linked to hormonal imbalances, are a common yet underdiagnosed condition affecting the endometrium or inner uterine lining. These growths can extend into the uterine cavity and may even reach through the uterus cervix, leading to discomfort and complications. While some polyps are asymptomatic, others can cause significant disruptions to daily life. Did you know? Uterine polyps are most common in women between 40-50 years of age but can affect women of any age. Left untreat

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