Adenoma Polyp

I just had a colonoscopy done and a very small polyp was found and removed. The result was the pathology of precancerous polyps called adenomas tubules with high grade dysplasia.
My doctor told me he thought he had a polyp removed completely as soon as possible during the colonoscopy. But he strongly recommends another colonoscopy done in 1 year. If the polyp does not occur, and if no new polyps develop, that means it is a good sign and I did not have another colonoscopy in 3 years. Does anyone have any experience with this type of situation? Pls. Share your experiences, comments and advice I'll have an idea of how to go through this on my own. Thank you.

Sorry you're in this situation. We have a strong family history of cancer, so I regularly colonoscopies. One year, they find polyps and remove them and said I should return in a year. They also recommend a healthy diet, for example, more fruit and vegetables, and other fibers. I had a colonoscopy again a year later, they said that I was there. Since then, I went back to the thing three years. I never needed any other treatment so please panic, remember these are pre-cancerous cells, means they have taken. if you had an emergency problem, they will have in next week Hosp. it happened to my mother. (Shes fine now btw, a decade later). do not know if your wife, but for its cervical cancer relatively common for pre-cancerous cells are found. They remove, test most often for a period of time and then return to routine. if a similar scenario for colonoscopy, they took things in good time and take precautionary measures.

stay positive my friend, you're in good hands.