What to do about endometrial hyperplasia

A healthy body is vital to everyone, but many women are often troubled by gynecological diseases. The pain that gynecological diseases often bring us is also beyond our expectations. Many gynecological diseases will directly lead to female infertility, which also casts a certain shadow on women's psychology. Among them, endometrial hyperplasia is the most common disease in life. It often causes women to have diseases such as irregular menstruation and even infertility, so its treatment is also crucial. Let’s find out what to do if there are proliferative changes in the endometrium?

What to do about endometrial hyperplasia

Hormone replacement

It is not advisable to use large amounts 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.

Surgery

The purpose of surgical treatment is mainly to prevent the lesion from developing into endometrial cancer. The applicable subjects are usually the following:

① Patients whose drug treatment is ineffective or who 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.

Traditional Chinese Medicine Treatment

Thick endometrium 1. Qi stagnation and blood stasis: lower abdominal distension and pain before and during menstruation, irregular menstruation, dark red menstrual blood with blood clots, and the pain will be relieved when the clots are removed. Breast tenderness, anal distension, irritability, dark tongue or with petechiae and ecchymosis, white tongue coating, and stringy and wiry pulse.

2. Cold and blood stasis: Cold pain in the lower abdomen before and during menstruation, relieved by warmth; irregular menstruation, dark menstrual blood, with blood clots, pain relieved when the clots are removed. Cold body and limbs, nausea and vomiting, heavy anus, and loose stools.

3. Heat depression and blood stasis: burning pain in the lower abdomen before and during menstruation, prefers coolness and refuses to be pressed, fever during or before and after menstruation, early menstruation, heavy and thick menstruation with clots, bitter taste in the mouth and thirst, irritability, yellow urine and constipation, and obvious tenderness of pelvic nodules and masses.

4. Qi deficiency and blood stasis: dull pain in the lower abdomen during or after menstruation, prefers pressure and warmth, dark menstrual blood, or blood clots. Fatigue, loss of appetite, heaviness in the anus, and loose stools. The complexion is dull, the tongue is pale with teeth marks, the tongue coating is white, and the pulse is thin and slow or thin, stringy and weak.

5. Kidney deficiency and blood stasis: dull pain in the lower abdomen during or after menstruation, preference for pressure and warmth, sore waist and weak knees, dizziness and tinnitus, irregular menstruation, light-colored menstruation, or blood clots, or scanty and heavy menstruation. Fatigue and drowsiness, loss of libido, difficulty conceiving, heaviness in the anus, and loose stools.

The above is an introduction to what to do if there are proliferative changes in the endometrium. After understanding it, we know that such symptoms must be treated in time. If not treated in time, it may lead to serious development of the disease and even affect the life safety of women. Therefore, we must observe our physical condition more in life. Once any abnormality occurs, we must go to a regular specialist hospital for treatment in time. We must also maintain good living habits, regular work and rest, and a light diet in daily life, which will have many benefits for physical health.