Patient's question:
One yearMenstruation does not stop frequently
Shaanxi Provincial Third People's Hospital
Doctor's answer:
Hello, endometrial polyp-like hyperplasia is a benign lesion, but it can develop into adenomatous hyperplasia and even cancer, so it should be highly vigilant. The endometrium undergoes limited basal layer hyperplasia under the continuous action of estrogen, gradually growing upward and protruding from the surface of the endometrium. Initially, the base is wide, and later it gradually forms a stalk, which is a polyp. Polyps can be solitary or multiple. During menstruation, the surrounding endometrium of the polyp detaches, while the polyp does not detach.