Hyperplastic polyps are benign tumors of the small intestine, which in most cases, grow slowly and remain symptom. More rarely, tumors may grow at a faster rate or a greater increase than usual, causing symptoms such as pain and digestive problems. Found about 90 percent of all polyps in the small intestine and hyperplastic. The remaining 10 percent are either tumors, which are benign tumors that are of glandular origin, or associated with a syndrome that leads to overgrowth of the small intestine polyps.The with nearly three-quarters of the length of the digestive system, but very few malignant tumors arise here. Most tumors that develop in the small intestine are benign. There can be several types of tumors in the development of various different sections of the small intestine, including tumors, lipomas, hemangiomas, tumors of the digestive tract tissue and hyperplastic polyps. Can grow polyps in any part of the small intestine, including the fast, duodenum and ileum. All types of tumors, including hyperplastic polyps, is likely to grow in the ileum of any other category. Generally, tumors are isolated incidents are relatively small intestine, with one or a few from forming. For some people, and the development of polyps is part of a hyperplastic polyposis syndrome, which leads to the growth of multiple polyps, often in all three sections of the small intestine.
