Patient's question:
On the 20th, I had an endometrial polypectomy, and the pathology results showed focal complex hyperplasia of the endometrium. Is it cancer? Can I have a follow-up next month? After the follow-up. Now I have no energy all over my body, and my waist is a bit sore. I'm very worried about delaying the condition. Can I go for a follow-up next month? Is it precancerous? Can it be cured? Is surgery necessary? How much will it cost approximately? Which hospital is good in the western region?Doctor's answer:
Analysis of the condition: Hello, endometrial complex hyperplasia rarely develops into atypical hyperplasia, hence it is referred to as a precancerous lesion.Recommendations: It is recommended to undergo a sex hormone panel test to monitor hormone levels. Follow-up in three months is advised. You can have an ultrasound examination once a month to dynamically observe the endometrial condition. If any abnormalities are detected, immediate diagnostic dilation and curettage (D&C) with pathology examination should be performed. During this period, traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) can be used for syndrome differentiation and body regulation. Maintaining a positive mood is also important. Surgical treatment may be necessary if needed.