Hi

 How are bladder polyps treated?

• If a bladder polyp is noncancerous and not causing any symptoms, no treatment is necessary.

• If a bladder polyp is cancerous, or it’s large enough to cause symptoms or affect your bladder function, your doctor will remove it by  transurethral bladder resection (TURBT)
• If the polyp is cancerous and the cancer has spread, your doctor may do a radical cystectomy

Causes of polyps ?

• Abnormal growing polyps

• Fibroepithelial polyps

Bladder polyps often don’t cause symptoms. If you do have symptoms, they can include:

• pain when you urinate

• blood in the urine
• more frequent urination
• an urgent need to urinate
• pain in your side