Patient's question:
I carefully examined the endometrial hyperplasia, with a thickness of 1.5. I underwent a D&C and sent the tissue for pathology examination. The result showed complex fibrosis of the endometrium, with associated squamous lesions on the surface. I haven't had children yet. I want to ask how to deal with endometrial hyperplasia?Doctor's answer:
First, follow the treatment method recommended by the attending physician. It seems this cycle has not yet passed, so you can start with symptomatic treatment. Nutritional intake must be rich and absolutely cannot be taken lightly. Start with this symptomatic treatment, enhance nutrition through diet, pay attention to rest, and maintain a positive mindset. Face it with an optimistic attitude, as only this can boost the patient's confidence in combating endometrial hyperplasia. Avoid excessive consumption of sweets, raw, cold, fried, and oily foods.