Irregular endometrial hyperplasia is usually curable.
Irregular endometrial hyperplasia is mainly caused by high levels of estrogen in the body, which continues to stimulate the endometrium, resulting in irregular peeling. Since no irreversible lesions have occurred, it can be completely cured with active treatment.
First of all, patients can undergo diagnostic scraping, and then do histopathological examination to exclude the possibility of endometrial pathology. After surgery, patients also need to take oral progesterone, such as dextroprogesterone, to maintain the normal proliferation pattern of the endometrium. Regular review and observation of the condition will help the doctor to formulate a treatment plan.
It is recommended that patients with irregular endometrial hyperplasia should go to the hospital in time, complete the relevant examinations, and actively cooperate with the doctor to carry out targeted treatment, so as to avoid delaying the condition.