What does endometrial polypoid hyperplasia mean?

Most ordinary people do not understand professional medical terms, and uterine polyp is one of them. Most women go to the hospital for a physical examination and are told that they have endometrial hyperplasia, but they don't know what it means or how to treat it. So what exactly does uterine polypoid hyperplasia mean?

Uterine polyps mean that the uterine wall is stimulated by estrogen to cause localized hyperplasia of the dermis endometrium, which gradually grows upward and eventually protrudes from the surface of the uterine wall, gradually forming cysts.

Women with uterine polyps must handle it properly. If it is not handled properly, it will cause women to not only bleed during menstruation, but also bleed before and after the menstrual period. Not only that, women’s menstrual periods will also become irregular. If the situation is serious, vaginitis may continue to occur. Uterine polyps can also affect women's fertility, because uterine polyps can affect the fusion of sperm and egg, and can also directly affect the blood supply to part of the endometrium, resulting in the inability of sperm and egg to combine and successfully implant the embryo.

Uterine polyp hyperplasia must be properly treated, usually through hysteroscopy or laser surgery to remove it immediately, and the foundation must be removed immediately to prevent recurrence. Once the growth of uterine polyps mutates, it will cause cancer. Therefore, ladies must not worry and should go to a professional hospital to see a doctor for help in time.