Patient's question:
Detailed medical history and consultation purpose: I underwent medication-induced miscarriage three months into my pregnancy. For the following two months, my menstrual periods were irregular and light, and they became normal after taking medication. In the third month, my period was heavy and prolonged, and despite medication prescribed by the doctor, the bleeding did not stop. The doctor then recommended a D&C (dilation and curettage), after which my period ended in eight days. Pathology results: Simple endometrial hyperplasia.Will a D&C resolve simple endometrial hyperplasia? Will it recur in the future? What should I pay attention to now? Can I engage in sexual activity after a recent D&C when my period has ended?
Medical history: Simple endometrial hyperplasia.
Doctor's answer:
According to your description, it can be diagnosed as: 1. dysfunctional uterine bleeding (DUB), 2. simple endometrial hyperplasia. Both simple endometrial hyperplasia and DUB are results of endocrine disorders. There is no need to worry; as long as you actively treat it, everything will be fine. Your current treatment plan is a commonly used method in clinical practice. Progesterone and other hormones are not very effective for this condition and have a long treatment duration. It is recommended to consider switching to "endometrial serum" treatment, which generally requires only 2 courses to be cured.