Is atypical uterine hyperplasia scary?

Diseases such as uterine wall intestinal metaplasia are indeed quite common and can cause certain harm to the body of female patients. Once this happens, it is necessary to go to the hospital for treatment, because there is a high possibility of lesions, and the mortality rate caused is also very high. Therefore, many people are very concerned about whether uterine wall intestinal metaplasia is terrible?

Intestinal metaplasia of the uterine wall is actually a precancerous lesion of the uterine wall. In current clinical medicine, it is mainly divided into mild, moderate and severe. If it is treated in time, the occurrence of endometrial cancer can be effectively prevented. Therefore, this type of condition is not very scary, but it must be treated in time.

How to treat uterine intestinal metaplasia

1. Surgery

Intestinal metaplasia of the uterine wall can also cause vaginal bleeding and many other conditions. The damage caused is very serious and needs to be treated as soon as possible. Therefore, you need to go to the hospital for treatment after it occurs, and the uterine wall needs to be removed as soon as possible to prevent the possibility of lesions.

2. Removal of the uterine wall

In fact, for intestinal metaplasia of the uterine wall, choosing drug treatment has no good effect. The best method is to choose a method of removal in time, which can achieve the actual effect of treatment. If the situation is serious, choosing a method of uterine wall removal has no good effect, and it may even be necessary to remove the patient's entire uterus.

3. Hormone therapy

If the condition is relatively mild, hormone treatment can be chosen, and curettage must be performed after half a year to see if the condition has worsened or improved. If it is moderate to severe atypical hyperplasia and there are no requirements for pregnancy, hysterectomy can be chosen directly. If there is a desire to have a baby, hormone therapy is the only option, but you must always pay attention to your condition, as it may get worse, and you must pay attention to it in your daily life.