Patient's question:
A while ago, I lost my wife's child. Then recently, I took my wife for a thorough examination of her uterus and found that she has a problem of endometrial hyperplasia. I don't understand this uterine issue. I'm seeking help from doctors: What should be done about endometrial hyperplasia after a miscarriage, and how should it be nursed back to health?Doctor's answer:
After undergoing a miscarriage surgery, a careful examination revealed that the endometrium was thickened. This could be due to changes in the body's hormone levels after the miscarriage surgery, leading to endometrial thickening. There is no need to be anxious. Pay attention to maintaining a regular daily routine to prevent the body from experiencing endocrine disorders again. You can use drugs to adjust the thickened endometrium based on specific symptoms to control it and gradually stabilize it.