Simple endometrial hyperplasia with polyp formation can be treated with traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) if the polyps are small, or with Western medicine if the polyps are large. Specific treatment options are recommended to consult with a professional doctor and choose in accordance with the individual’s situation. Simple endometrial hyperplasia, that is to say, overgrowth of the endometrium, the patient usually manifests as irregular vaginal bleeding, mostly considered benign lesions, and if accompanied by the formation of polyps, the polyp is relatively small, you can take traditional Chinese medicine treatment, to nourish the blood, blood and blood stopping the role of blood. However, if the endometrium is thicker and the polyps are larger, which seriously affects the patient’s quality of life, especially for women of childbearing age, the larger polyps may affect the normal pregnancy, so it is recommended to take Western medical treatment in this case, endometrial polyp removal through hysteroscopy, which can quickly alleviate the condition. If the patient has endometrial simple hyperplasia with polyp formation, she should consult a Western medical practitioner or a Chinese medicine practitioner to identify the cause of the polyp and then give targeted treatment.