Patient's question:
Detailed medical condition and consultation purpose: Polyps were found in the endometrium. After undergoing hysteroscopic scraping, a follow-up hysteroscopy was performed, and polyps were still detected? Will another hysteroscopy be needed for surgical removal? How can I prevent them from recurring? How long will it take before I can get pregnant? Urgent reply is awaited!Onset and duration of the current illness:
Current general condition: Habitual miscarriage, with 2 episodes of mid-cycle bleeding lasting 6 days accompanied by lower back and abdominal pain
Medical history: 3 years
Previous diagnoses, treatments, and outcomes: Low levels of endocrine estrogen and progesterone. However, what I read says that polyps in the endometrium are caused by excessive estrogen. I am confused because...
Doctor's answer:
Hello, Madam, the endometrium is thick. The ultrasound report shows polypoid hyperplasia of the endometrium. It is recommended to undergo a curettage and send the tissue for pathological examination. Otherwise, it will be difficult for you to get pregnant.It is suggested that you follow the lifelong advice and go to the hospital for a curettage. If necessary, send the endometrium for pathological examination and then receive symptomatic treatment.