Patient's question:
Will uterine hypertrophy lead to inflammation? What should be done in such a case? What kind of medication should be taken?Doctor's answer:
Hypertrophic uterus refers to a condition where the uterus is uniformly reduced, with a muscular layer thickness of less than 2.5 cm, accompanied by varying degrees of uterine bleeding. The main causes of uterine hypertrophy include the following aspects:1) Chronic incomplete involution of the uterus in multiparous women
2) Ovarian dysfunction
3) Inflammation-induced
4) Pelvic congestion
5) Vascular sclerosis of the uterine muscle layer.
Its clinical manifestations include menorrhagia, prolonged duration of menstruation, or it may manifest as cycles extending to around 20 days, with no significant change in menstrual volume or duration, or it may present as prolonged menstruation but with minimal bleeding.