Treatment of chronic uterine hypertrophy

Do you know what chronic uterine hypertrophy is? In fact, this disease is also a kind of uterine disease, which is a common gynecological disease in women. However, the probability of this gynecological disease is very small, so there are many people who are puzzled by this disease. Once chronic uterine hypertrophy is serious, it will induce many adverse phenomena. Chronic uterine hypertrophy can also cause lumbar pain. So how should chronic uterine hypertrophy be treated?

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. Therapeutic 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.

When facing the treatment of this chronic uterine hypertrophy disease, you must use these methods to treat yourself in time to completely improve your chronic uterine hypertrophy disease. Chronic uterine hypertrophy can also induce many diseases that are harmful to the body. However, the consequences of timely treatment of this disease are generally not serious. When treating hypertrophy, surgery must be performed to correct it if necessary.