Patient's question:
I am already expecting my second child. My stomach has been uncomfortable lately, and I can't sleep at night. After getting pregnant, I went for regular prenatal check-ups. The doctor found simple endometrial hyperplasia upon careful examination, which is not a major issue, but I don't know if it will affect the baby. I would like to ask if there are any treatments available.Doctor's answer:
Endometrial hyperplasia is caused by an endocrine imbalance in hormone levels. Simple endometrial hyperplasia has a relatively low probability of malignant transformation. Hormonal drugs can be used for regulation and treatment for 3 to 6 months, which is beneficial for stabilization. It is recommended to eat more vegetables and less meat, avoid excessive intake of health supplements, soy products, soy milk, and soybean milk, and undergo regular follow-up ultrasound examinations. If the treatment is not effective, a diagnostic may be necessary.