जानिए क्या होते हैं Colon Polyps! | Colon Polyps Explained | Are They a Sign of Cancer? | Dr Praveen

In this video, Dr Praveen Kammar, a cancer surgeon specializing in digestive and gynecological cancers, explains what colon (large intestine) polyps are, how they form, and whether they pose a cancer risk. _______________________ 📌For any queries, contact us at the given number or visit our website! Contact - 9372392003 Website:- https://drpraveenkammar.com/ CLINIC LOCATIONS : (A) Borivali Health Care, Lancelot Apartments, A wing, 4th floor, 401, Swami Vivekananda Rd, Shastri Nagar, Sumer Nagar, Borivali West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400092 (B) SSO Hospital, ABOVE Bellevue Multispecialty Hospital, New Link Road, 2 floors, Opp. D.N. Nagar Metro Station gate no 3, Next to Audi Showroom, New Link Rd, opp. Star Bazaar Extension, Andheri West, Mumbai, Maharashtra 400053 _______________________ The Video Flow: 0:00 Introduction by Dr. Praveen Kumar 0:11 What Are Colon Polyps? 0:25 How Polyps Form in the Colon 1:00 Why Polyps Are Not Always Cancer 1:30 Where Polyps Can Occur in the Colon 1:45 How Polyps Are Detected (Colonoscopy) 2:00 Symptoms of Large Polyps 2:20 Rare Symptoms in Sigmoid or Rectal Polyps 2:45 Types of Colon Polyps 3:00 Can Polyps Turn into Cancer? 3:20 How Endoscopy and Imaging Help 3:50 When Should Polyps Be Removed? 4:30 Role of Pathology After Removal 5:00 Genetic Risk and Hereditary Polyps 5:30 Summary and Final Advice _______________________ जानिए क्या होते हैं Colon Polyps! | Colon Polyps Explained | Are They a Sign of Cancer? | Dr Praveen What Exactly Are Colon Polyps? Colon polyps are abnormal growths that form when the inner lining of the colon starts multiplying faster than usual. These cells bunch up and create a small bump or mushroom-like structure. Most of them are harmless and don’t spread like cancerous cells do. Where Can Polyps Develop in the Colon? Polyps can appear anywhere in the colon—from the right side and transverse colon to the left side, sigmoid, or rectum. Most small polyps don’t show symptoms and are only discovered during a colonoscopy done for another reason. Can Colon Polyps Cause Symptoms? Larger polyps (usually over 2–3 cm) may lead to bleeding, black or bloody stools, or anemia. If located in the rectum or sigmoid, they might change bowel habits or cause mucus discharge. But these cases are rare. Are All Colon Polyps Cancerous? No. Most colon polyps do not turn into cancer. Only a small fraction has the potential to become cancerous over time. Identifying their type and size helps determine the risk. How Are Polyps Diagnosed and Evaluated? Polyps are usually found through colonoscopy. Using advanced imaging techniques like narrow band imaging and magnification, specialists assess size, shape, and location to decide whether removal is necessary. When Should a Polyp Be Removed? Polyps larger than 5–7 mm are often removed and sent for pathology. This helps identify early-stage cancer, if any, or assess future risk. The treatment plan depends on this detailed analysis. Do Genetics Play a Role in Polyps? Yes. Multiple or recurring polyps may indicate a hereditary condition. In such cases, genetic testing and counseling are often recommended to plan long-term treatment and screening. ________________ Related Videos: 1. Stage 4 Colon Cancer में पेट में पानी क्यों भरता है? | Colon Cancer & Ascites! | Dr Praveen Kammar    • Stage 4 Colon Cancer में पेट में पानी क्यो...   2. Colon Cancer में की जाने वाली Surgery: Right Hemicolectomy | Procedure & Recovery | Dr Praveen    • Colon Cancer में की जाने वाली Surgery: Rig...   3. Stage 2 Colon Cancer Treatment: जानिए पूरा Procedure! | Early Detection and Treatment | Dr Praveen    • Stage 2 Colon Cancer Treatment: जानिए पूरा...   4. Right Hemicolectomy के बाद Recovery! | Colon Cancer Surgery Recovery | Dr Praveen Kammar, Mumbai    • Right Hemicolectomy के बाद Recovery! | Col...   ________________ About Dr. Praveen Kammar Dr Praveen Kammar is a surgical oncologist practising in the city of Mumbai. He completed his MCh course in surgical oncology from the reputed Tata Memorial Centre, Mumbai, one of the premier cancer care centres in the country. He also holds a fellowship in Colorectal surgery from Yopnsei cancer centre, Seoul, South Korea. Dr Praveen’s main area of focus is colorectal and GI oncology, Gynecological cancers, minimal access surgeries for abdominal and thoracic malignancies, transanal surgeries, and sphincter-saving surgeries for rectal cancer, cytoreductive surgeries, and HIPEC for advanced abdominal cancers. #ColonPolyps #DigestiveHealth #ColonHealth #GutHealth #ColorectalHealth #ColonHealth #Colon #DrPraveenKammar