How to treat women with uterine thickening

When women suffer from endometrial hyperplasia, their uterus will thicken, and improper post-childbirth care can also cause uterine thickening. Therefore, when we treat the disease, we must have a detailed understanding of the cause of the disease in order to accurately diagnose the disease and treat it. So how do women treat uterine thickening? Patients must first diagnose the thickness of the thickening before deciding on the treatment method. Let's take a look at the treatment methods for the disease.

There are currently three methods to treat the disease: hormone replacement therapy, hysterectomy, and traditional Chinese medicine differentiation and treatment.

1. Hormone replacement: It is not advisable to use a large amount of exogenous hormones to impact the endocrine balance system of the body that is already in a disordered state in an attempt to achieve the purpose of treating the disease. In particular, the shortcomings of hormones such as long treatment course, low cure rate and serious side effects have gradually attracted the attention of the clinical community. The most worrisome side effect is a doubling or tripling of the risk of endometrial cancer in menopausal women. Therefore, it will not be introduced.

2. Surgical treatment: The purpose of surgical treatment is mainly to prevent the lesion from developing into endometrial cancer. The applicable subjects are often the following: 1. Patients who are ineffective in drug treatment or relapse after drug discontinuation. ② Those aged >40 and have no fertility requirements. ③ Those who are difficult to differentiate from endometrial cancer. ④Patients who choose surgery.

1. Fertility-preserving surgery

The scope of the operation is to remove or burn off the endometrial hyperplasia as completely as possible, but preserve the uterus and bilateral, unilateral or at least part of the ovaries. It is suitable for young patients who want to have children.

2. Ovarian function preservation surgery

The pelvic lesions and uterus are removed to prevent retrograde implantation of the endometrium through the fallopian tube and spread to the abdominal cavity, but at least one ovary or part of the ovary must be retained to maintain the patient's ovarian function after surgery. This operation is suitable for critically ill patients under the age of 45 who have no fertility requirements, and drug treatment should be added after the operation.

3. Complete treatment surgery

That is, the uterus, bilateral adnexa (fallopian tubes, ovaries, etc.) and all endometrial hyperplasia foci in the pelvic cavity are removed. It is suitable for critically ill patients over 45 years old who are near menopause. Generally, no medication is needed after the operation.

3. Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment: Traditional Chinese Medicine has certain characteristics and advantages in the field of gynecological diseases, and has little or no side effects. Different treatment methods are used according to different physical conditions and causes of disease, so as to take advantage of the situation and achieve the purpose of adjusting the menstrual cycle and restoring ovulation. The Chinese medicine Zhuyu Guben patch is formulated according to the ancient recipe of Zhulin Temple. It can promote blood circulation and remove blood stasis, dispel cold and dredge meridians, reduce inflammation and relieve pain, promote local cell tissue activation, improve local microcirculation, and eliminate congestion in the body. And it does no harm to normal human tissues.

The above article introduces the answer to how to treat women with uterine thickening. After the disease is diagnosed, we must seek treatment immediately. The treatment method is very important. During the treatment, we must also pay attention to the psychological treatment of the disease. Many patients will worry about the effect of treatment after being stressed by the disease. In fact, patients must trust the doctor. Early treatment will be very effective. At the same time, it can also avoid the occurrence of more serious symptoms that will affect the normal health of the uterus.