Polypoid hyperplasia of endometrium causes polypoid hyperplasia of endometrium, which is mainly caused by endocrine abnormality in vivo, resulting in relative imbalance of estrogen and progesterone, which in turn stimulates abnormal hyperplasia of endometrium and forms polypoid hyperplasia, and may also be caused by long-term chronic inflammatory stimulation. In the case of endocrine abnormalities, endometrial polypoid hyperplasia usually falls off with the shedding of endometrium during menstrual cycle. If you have irregular menstruation or don't come to menstruation for a long time, you can choose to take progesterone tablets and other drugs for conditioning, promote endometrial transformation, and may also fall off. For chronic inflammatory stimulation, it is necessary to minimize uterine cavity operation or prevent pelvic inflammatory disease, so as to reduce the inflammatory stimulation to the endometrium and prevent the formation of endometrial polyps. However, if endocrine abnormalities or chronic inflammatory stimulation of reproductive system exist for a long time, it may lead to endometrial polyps, which need to be removed by hysteroscopy, because a lesion has been formed, and although this lesion is benign, it may also become malignant, or it may become malignant in the later stage, so it is necessary to treat it as soon as possible.
It may be that abnormal hormone metabolism and high estrogen level in the body stimulate the endometrium for a long time without the confrontation of Poto and progesterone, which leads to simple or complex or even atypical hyperplasia of the endometrium. At this time, polypoid growth can cause irregular menstrual cycle in women, such as irregular vaginal bleeding or long menstrual period, and sometimes lead to hemorrhagic anemia in women. In addition, polypoid hyperplasia can also cause an increase in vaginal secretions. There is another phenomenon of abdominal distension in women, that is, when we have endometritis, it will also cause polypoid hyperplasia. In addition, when we rarely see endometrial cancer, it can manifest as polypoid hyperplasia, so once this happens, we can consider diagnostic curettage for pathological examination, and first rule out the possibility of malignant lesions.
What does endometrial polypoid hyperplasia mean? Polypoid hyperplasia of uterine cavity means that the uterine wall is stimulated by estrogen, which leads to localized hyperplasia of dermis and endometrium, gradually growing up, finally protruding from the surface of uterine wall and gradually producing cysts. Women with uterine cavity polyposis must be properly treated. If it is not handled properly, not only bleeding will occur during menstrual period, but also bleeding symptoms will appear before and after physiological period. Not only that, women's menstrual period will be irregular.
If the situation is serious, vaginitis will continue. Intrauterine polyps will continue to affect women's pregnancy. Because polyps in the uterine cavity will affect the fusion of sperm and eggs, it will also immediately affect the blood supply of some endometrium, leading to the successful failure of embryo implantation. Uterine polyp hyperplasia must be properly handled. Generally, it is removed immediately by hysteroscopy or laser surgery, and its cornerstone needs to be cut immediately to prevent the attack. Polyp hyperplasia in uterine cavity will cause cancer once it gets sick. Therefore, women should not worry, and should immediately go to the technical professional hospital for medical treatment and assistance.