Pseudopolyps that arise in inflammatory bowel diseases like ulcerative colitis and Crohn’s disease.

Why Do I Need Management?

They indicate ongoing inflammation but are not pre-cancerous.

How Should I Prepare?

  • Colonoscopy prep per IBD surveillance protocol.

What Happens During Management?

  • Surveillance: Regular colonoscopy to monitor disease activity.
  • Therapy: Optimize IBD medications (5-ASA, biologics) to reduce inflammation.

What Can I Expect Afterwards?

  • Colonoscopy recovery as usual.
  • Symptom monitoring and medical adjustments.

Risks & Possible Complications

  • Active disease flare if not controlled
  • Rare bleeding from large pseudopolyps

Follow-Up

  • Colonoscopy every 1–3 years based on IBD extent and duration.