Patient's question:
I am a female, 31 years old this year. On November 20, 2017, I had a miscarriage. In September of this year, a D&C revealed endometrial hyperplasia. The doctor recommended that I take Dafutong, one pill in the morning and one at night. I started taking it on September 30 and continued until October 4. Tonight, I accidentally noticed mild bleeding. The amount is not significant. Should I continue taking Dafutong?In my case, with a history of IVF transfer, will it be successful? Can I undergo IVF transfer with my current condition? What is the success rate?
Doctor's answer:
Your pathology test shows simple endometrial hyperplasia, which is not atypical fibrosis and not a precancerous lesion. You don't need to have your uterus removed. It can be treated with progesterone for three months. Most cases will reverse.2. Simple endometrial hyperplasia is often caused by excessive estrogen due to anovulation. Progesterone needs to be used to transform the fibrotic endometrium into the secretory phase. You need to be treated, and then undergo IVF transfer three months later. Because if the endometrium is too thick, it is difficult for implantation to occur.