Patient's question:
I just had an ultrasound yesterday, and it was said that there is endometrial hyperplasia. During my period, the bleeding is particularly heavy. Can I be treated with intravenous fluids? Or do I have to have surgery?Doctor's answer:
Hello, if you have endometrial hyperplasia, will your menstrual period be heavy or should you actively treat it? You don't need to worry. If it's severe, surgery may be needed. For mild cases, anti-inflammatory and hormone treatments can be used. If your menstrual flow is heavy, it may lead to anemia, so it's still important to actively treat it. This involves the use of hormones, specifically progesterone, which can replace the treatment. At the same time, active follow-up is necessary to prevent the recurrence of endometrial cancer. In fact, having endometrial hyperplasia is not something to be afraid of.