What should be done about heterogeneous endometrial hyperplasia?

Patient's question:

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"Do an ultrasound to check for polyps, examine the test results: Endometrial hyperplasia with mild glandular atypia. Previous treatment history and effectiveness: Just had polyp removal one week ago. What kind of assistance is needed: How to treat?"
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Doctor's answer:

Based on your careful examination results, it is speculated that the pathological diagnosis should be: Complex endometrial hyperplasia with mild glandular dysplasia. This diagnosis report indicates that your condition is relatively severe. Complex endometrial hyperplasia has already formed indications for surgical removal of the uterus; mild glandular dysplasia indicates that epithelial cell fibrosis is very active, and if the condition spreads aggressively, there is a possibility of malignancy.
Recommendation: Undergo surgical removal of the uterus, and send the specimen to the pathology department for testing. The next treatment plan will be determined based on the pathological diagnosis results.

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