Patient's question:
This year, during a D&C procedure, it was found that my endometrium had thickened. The doctor recommended that I take Dafutong, one pill in the morning and one at night. I started taking it on September 30th! Tonight, I accidentally noticed mild peeling. The amount wasn't significant! Should I continue taking Dafutong? Should I increase the dosage?With my situation—like a test-tube baby—can it be successful? Can I undergo test-tube baby now with my current condition? What is the success rate? If I undergo a transplant, will it survive?! Because I want to have a child and then remove my uterus. Is this dangerous?
Doctor's answer:
The patient has endometrial hyperplasia. Progestin is used to suppress endometrial growth. After taking the medication for 3 months, a follow-up examination is recommended. If the endometrium is normal, IVF can be considered. If the endometrium is unstable or soft, focus on medication treatment. Your condition has mild abnormalities and does not require a hysterectomy. Medication treatment will self-heal, and after healing, IVF can be performed. Rest is also important, and it is best to avoid staying up late. Avoid greasy foods.