Uterine hypertrophy is not necessarily a precursor of cancer, but may be caused by benign uterine lesions or inflammation, endocrine abnormalities and so on.
Uterine hypertrophy refers to the uniform enlargement of the uterine body, and there are various reasons leading to uterine hypertrophy.
1. Uterine causes: such as proliferation of elastic fiber tissue in the myometrium of the multigravid uterus, primary vascular lesions of the uterus.
2. Uterine lesions: benign lesions such as adenomyosis and fibroids; malignant lesions such as endometrial cancer.
3. Ovarian dysfunction: when the ovaries secrete too much estrogen, the continuous stimulation of hormone can make the myometrium hypertrophy, which is manifested as uterine hypertrophy.
4. Inflammation: chronic pelvic inflammation such as chronic adnexitis and uterine myositis can cause collagen fiber proliferation in the myometrium and enlargement of the uterus.
5. Pelvic stasis causes uterine connective tissue hyperplasia.
Therefore, cervical hypertrophy is not necessarily a precursor of cancer, and it is recommended to consult a doctor in time for standardized diagnosis and treatment.