What treatment would you recommend for endometrial hyperplasia?

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I have gone through the reports and the history of illness provided (attachment removed to protect patient identity).

• Considering the fact that the submucosal fibroid is quiet small in size and the histopathology is suggestive of proliferative endometrium, it is advisable that the patient goes for hormones.

• On the other hand, considering the age, having crossed the fertile age and hormones having its inherent issues hysterectomy is advised.

• Now coming to my impression, given a choice to decide as a medical practitioner, I would opt for hysterectomy.

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• Progesterone is available in oral, injectable and intrauterine device forms.

• Yes, it all depends on the presence of atypia or in simple words deformed abnormal cells and 10 means complex with atypia.

• In simple hyperplasia without atypical cells, it is unlikely that it will go for acute transformation into malignancy.

• We prefer repeat examination every three months. If there is no response for six months, hysterectomy should be opted and if there is a response, then the medicine should be continued for 12 months.

• These are the two time tested modalities of treatment. We prefer not to comment on alternative forms of medicine.

• As mentioned, if no response after six months, then go ahead with hysterectomy.

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