Endometrial hyperplasia
Endometrial hyperplasia is a disease in which the endometrium (the inner layer of the uterus) grows, which leads to an increase in its volume. The Jordania Clinic presents the full range of diagnostics and modern treatment of endometrial hyperplasia.

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Symptoms
- Profuse discharge during menstruation
- blood clots during menstruation
- bleeding that is not related to menstruation, which can occur on any day of the cycle
- bloody discharge in menopause
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Factors
The main cause of endometrial hyperplasia is the imbalance of female sex hormones.
Factors contributing to the development of hyperplasia:
- hormonal disorders, in which there is a lot of estrogen, a decrease in progesterone
- comorbidities: diseases of the thyroid gland, breast, (diabetes mellitus, arterial hypertension), obesity
- inflammatory diseases, abortions in the past, polycystic ovary syndrome, heredity
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Kinds
Types of endometrial hyperplasia, depending on the location of the lesion:
- focal, when one or more walls of the uterus are affected
- total, when all the walls of the uterus are affected
- Glandular hyperplasia, in which there is an overgrowth of glandular tissue.
- Glandular cystic hyperplasia, in which there is an overgrowth of glandular tissue and cysts.
- Atypical hyperplasia, or also called adenomatosis, in which growth occurs with the appearance of atypical cells. This type of hyperplasia is referred to as precancerous diseases.
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Diagnostics
For an accurate diagnosis of endometrial hyperplasia, it is necessary to study the history of the disease, examine it on a chair, and ultrasound.
Pipel biopsy is performed to confirm the disease by taking a small section of the inner layer of the uterus for histological examination.
Hysteroscopy with subsequent biopsy and histological examination is performed according to indications.
Tests for hormones
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Treatment
In the Zhordania clinic, the treatment of endometrial hyperplasia is mainly 100% of cases surgical.
Surgical treatment of endometrial hyperplasia is hysteroscopy and hysteroresectoscopy.
Hysteroscopy makes it possible to determine the foci of hyperplasia, endometrial polyps. A special electric loop under the visual control of the camera removes areas of hyperplasia, polyps, adhesions. A tissue biopsy is required.
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Rehabilitation
After the operation to remove endometrial hyperplasia, the next day the patient is discharged from the hospital, and a week later the woman returns to her normal rhythm of life. With mild hyperplasia, after 2 months it is already possible to plan a pregnancy
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Symptoms- Profuse discharge during menstruation
- blood clots during menstruation
- bleeding that is not related to menstruation, which can occur on any day of the cycle
- bloody discharge in menopause
2
FactorsFactors contributing to the development of hyperplasia:
- hormonal disorders, in which there is a lot of estrogen, a decrease in progesterone
- comorbidities: diseases of the thyroid gland, breast, (diabetes mellitus, arterial hypertension), obesity
- inflammatory diseases, abortions in the past, polycystic ovary syndrome, heredity
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Kinds- focal, when one or more walls of the uterus are affected
- total, when all the walls of the uterus are affected
- Glandular hyperplasia, in which there is an overgrowth of glandular tissue.
- Glandular cystic hyperplasia, in which there is an overgrowth of glandular tissue and cysts.
- Atypical hyperplasia, or also called adenomatosis, in which growth occurs with the appearance of atypical cells. This type of hyperplasia is referred to as precancerous diseases.
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DiagnosticsHysteroscopy with subsequent biopsy and histological examination is performed according to indications.
Tests for hormones
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TreatmentSurgical treatment of endometrial hyperplasia is hysteroscopy and hysteroresectoscopy.
Hysteroscopy makes it possible to determine the foci of hyperplasia, endometrial polyps. A special electric loop under the visual control of the camera removes areas of hyperplasia, polyps, adhesions. A tissue biopsy is required.
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Rehabilitation7
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Question answer
Endometrial hyperplasia occurs due to the action of the hormone estrogen on the endometrium, and it causes the growth of the endometrium.
If hyperplasia. endometrium is left untreated, it can lead to severe uterine bleeding, a sharp decrease in hemoglobin and anemia.
The frequency of endometrial hyperplasia 20-50%
Jordania Clinic is a national center for reproductive medicine with over 60 years of experience.
The Jordania Clinic is an innovative center for the diagnosis and treatment of infertility. The clinic began its activity on the basis of the Research Institute of Human Reproduction, founded by Professor Zhordania in 1958. Therefore, our experience of more than 60 years allows us to carry out IVF programs with an efficiency of more than 80%.