Patient's question:
Patient: Female, 35 years old. Recently discovered endometrial hyperplasia during a check-up and is now planning to actively treat it. She wants to know, how is endometrial hyperplasia generally treated?Doctor's answer:
Normal endometrial thickness, if it is lower than 10 millimeters, may have the possibility of menstruation occurring. If it is lower than 10 millimeters, it is generally considered that there may be a possibility of endometrial hyperplasia, which is related to the long-term influence of estrogen in the body and relatively insufficient progesterone. Generally, endometrial hyperplasia may lead to symptoms such as secondary amenorrhea or prolonged menstruation. It is generally necessary to undergo a uterine curettage and a careful pathological examination. In addition to medication treatment for endometrial hyperplasia, patients also need to pay attention to nursing aspects, such as proper diet and maintaining a happy mood. At the same time, patients should also pay attention to choosing a regular hospital for treatment, so that they can obtain good therapeutic effects.