How to treat endometrial polypoid hyperplasia effectively

If a woman's uterus is damaged, it will cause great harm to her fertility. However, uterine diseases still occur frequently, especially endometrial polypoid hyperplasia, which has a very high incidence rate. Many women don’t know much about this, so they don’t know how to treat the disease effectively, so we need to learn more about it through the following information.

1. Patients suffering from endometrial polypoid hyperplasia are a manifestation of chronic cervicitis. The root of the patient's uterine polyp is attached to the patient's cervical opening or cervical canal. It is formed by local hyperplasia of the patient's cervical mucosa under the stimulation of inflammation, and the growth of the external cervical opening. For patients with this disease, those with serious conditions need to undergo curettage and curettage. If the hyperplasia is severe, the uterus must be removed.

2. For patients with severe endometrial polypoid hyperplasia, the polyps on the endometrium can be treated according to the size of the polyps grown by the patient. Generally, surgical treatment is the main treatment for polyps, supplemented by drug treatment to control inflammation and avoid recurrence of polyps. When the polyps are large, patients must also consider partial or complete hysterectomy.

3. After undergoing endometrial polyp surgery, patients should avoid eating irritating foods and foods that are hot, coagulant, or contain hormones. Moreover, the recurrence rate of polyps is relatively high. Therefore, the principles of TCM diagnosis and treatment should be adopted after surgery to promote the body's yin-yang balance. In addition, patients with a long course of illness often suffer from anemia due to excessive menstruation. Therefore, after polyp removal, they should be given drugs to nourish the spleen and qi, nourish the blood and produce blood to promote rapid recovery of the body.

The uterus is the main reproductive organ for women to give birth to newborns, so it is very important to be careful not to be invaded by diseases. Since endometrial polypoid hyperplasia has no obvious symptoms, it is not easy to detect. However, if you suffer from endometrial polypoid hyperplasia, it is very serious. Patients must not be careless and must receive timely treatment, otherwise it will cause female infertility.