Patient's question:
Doctor. I had a gynecological laparoscopic surgery on November 27th. Originally, I came in because my fallopian tubes were blocked, and the fimbriae were also in a lifted state. Through the surgery, a minor scraping was also performed, and residual tissue was sent for pathology examination. The pathology report concluded that it was endometrial hyperplasia and disorder. If I want to have a child, will it be very difficult? Can taking Chinese medicine help regulate it in a few days?Doctor's answer:
I am very happy to clarify your doubts. Endometrial hyperplasia and disorders are generally considered to be caused by endocrine disorders. Many factors may lead to this condition, but the main cause is the disruption of the perinatal endocrine axis. Most cases involve prolonged exposure of the endometrium to estrogen without the counterbalance of progesterone. Abnormal progesterone secretion can also trigger this pathological change. A common clinical symptom of endometrial hyperplasia is menstrual irregularity, characterized by the "three irregularities" pattern, specifically irregular menstrual cycles.