Patient's question:
What tests are needed for endometrial hyperplasia? I've had this condition for a long time, and medication hasn't helped either. I've been experiencing these symptoms for the past few days, and they just won't go away. It hasn't improved at all.Doctor's answer:
I. Careful examination in the laboratory: Hysteroscopy, which not only allows observation of the endometrial condition through the appearance of the endometrium but also enables the implementation of curettage or suction under direct vision, provides a more detailed and comprehensive diagnosis.II. Other auxiliary examinations:
1. X-ray or CT examination: Inspection of the sella turcica and visual field of the fundus to rule out pituitary tumors.
2. Serum hormone testing: Ultrasound or laparoscopic examination to determine if there are polycystic ovaries.
3. Basal body temperature measurement: It can help understand whether menopause has occurred. Even if the temperature is bimodal, the shape of the temperature rise and the duration it maintains can indicate the health of the corpus luteum.