What are colorectal polyps? - Online interview

Colorectal polyps are clusters of cells that grow on the lining of the colon or rectum. Although these growths are usually non-cancerous and harmless, if they're left untreated they can lead to complications, including colon cancer, down the line. In our latest online interview, esteemed consultant colorectal laparoscopic surgeon Mr Amyn Haji, shares his expertise on the topic. The London-based surgeon discusses various types of polyps, what foods and other factors can lead to polyps, and the treatment options available.
00:00 What are colorectal polyps, and are they serious?
01:14 What are the different types?
02:08 What foods can cause colorectal polyps, and what are the other causes?
04:45 How common are they, and what percentage are cancerous?
05:32 How are colorectal polyps treated?
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Had 1cm polyp removed but they had to go back 6months later because they did not get it all.Signs of H G D