Patient's question:
I have developed cervical hypertrophy. The doctor advised me to seek treatment as soon as possible. What are the risks of not treating it? What are the risks of uterine hypertrophy?Doctor's answer:
Hypertrophic uterus refers to a disease where the thickness of the uterine muscular layer is uniformly reduced to less than.cm or more, accompanied by varying degrees of uterine bleeding.Chronic uterine involution failure in multiparous women: The uterine muscular layer in multiparous women becomes hypertrophic due to fibrosis of elastic fiber tissue within the smooth muscle and around blood vessels.
Ovarian dysfunction: Persistent estrogen stimulation can lead to thickening of the uterine muscular layer. Clinically, functional uterine bleeding patients, especially those with longer durations of the disease, often exhibit varying degrees of uterine hypertrophy.
Inflammation-induced: Chronic adnexitis, pelvic connective tissue inflammation, and chronic uterine myitis can cause fibrosis of collagen fibers within the uterine muscular layer, leading to uterine fibrosis.
Pelvic congestion can cause fibrosis of uterine connective tissue, which may result in uterine hypertrophy.