Adenomatous hyperplasia of the endometrium

Adenomatous hyperplasia of the endometrium is a disease that is synonymous with atypical hyperplasia. It relates to precancerous pathologies, due to the fact that there is a very high risk of oncology. The main symptom of adenomatous hyperplasia is uterine bleeding. Also in women, violations of reproductive, menstrual and sexual functions are noted. Diagnose this disease with the help of histological examination and the main signs are:

• a large number of endometrial glands and their wrong location;
• absence of epithelial cells between glands;
• endometrial glands acquire a branching appearance, instead of tubular;
• Inside the glands, septa begin to form from the cells of the epithelium, protrusion occurs.

All the above-described signs usually have a different degree of severity and are a clinical manifestation of atypical adenomatous hyperplasia of the endometrium. Atypia of cells consists precisely in the fact that they quickly rejuvenate and are prone to anaplasia. This leads to the fact that the cells begin to multiply actively and eventually develop into cancerous cells.

Treatment of endometrial adenomatous hyperplasia

Treatment of the disease must be carried out under the supervision of a specialist and depends on stages and forms of the disease. There are several basic methods:

• diagnostic scraping and hysteroscopy;
• hormonal therapy;
• surgical intervention and removal of the uterus.

Adenomatous hyperplasia, even after serious therapy with hormonal drugs, can recur, so when control is impossible, it is necessary to choose surgical treatment.

Remember that with timely diagnosis and detection of the disease, you can most effectively conduct the correct course of treatment with minimal complications.