Complex endometrial hyperplasia may become atypical hyperplasia after treatment.
Complex endometrial hyperplasia is a pathologic state of the endometrium, due to the absence of ovulation and lack of progesterone, the endometrium can not be converted to form menstruation, and a single estrogen stimulates the endometrium so that it continues to proliferate, and endometrial complex hyperplasia is formed when the proliferation becomes complex.
When complex endometrial hyperplasia occurs, the glandular tissue at the lesion site may be significantly crowded, and the mesenchymal portion is relatively reduced, which may evolve into atypical hyperplasia.
It is recommended that patients with complex endometrial hyperplasia go to regular hospitals for timely consultation, complete relevant examinations, clarify the cause of the disease under the guidance of the doctor, and standardize the treatment, so as to avoid delays in the condition and lead to adverse reactions.