What Are The Treatment Options For Early Complex Hyperplasia Without Atypia Diagnosed In Endometrial Biopsy?
Ht,I m 51 years old and just got diagnosed with early complex hyperplasia without atypia,after having just a simple endometrial biopsy.Trying to do resurge on the problem and get more understanding.Need to make a decision in a few days about treatments options
Since atypia is not present, you have many more treatment options. Medication, particularly a prolonged course of progesterone or synthetic progestin should mature and thin the lining of the womb. Duration is more important than dose.There is also an indwelling IUD containing progestin, Mirena, which could be considered. After treatment repeat biopsy and ultrasound are indicated, and then repeated annually for a few years, or if bleeding recurs. Some women do not like the idea of prolonged observation and request more definitive treatment, which would mean a simple hysterectomy. Approach is not important (robotic, laparoscopic, vaginal). Any would do the job, but surgery for this condition is a hammer approach when a fly swatter might do.
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What Are The Treatment Options For Early Complex Hyperplasia Without Atypia Diagnosed In Endometrial Biopsy?
Since atypia is not present, you have many more treatment options. Medication, particularly a prolonged course of progesterone or synthetic progestin should mature and thin the lining of the womb. Duration is more important than dose.There is also an indwelling IUD containing progestin, Mirena, which could be considered. After treatment repeat biopsy and ultrasound are indicated, and then repeated annually for a few years, or if bleeding recurs. Some women do not like the idea of prolonged observation and request more definitive treatment, which would mean a simple hysterectomy. Approach is not important (robotic, laparoscopic, vaginal). Any would do the job, but surgery for this condition is a hammer approach when a fly swatter might do.