Hyperplasia of the endometrium (benign enlargement of the endometrium - the inner layer of the uterus) is a disease of the uterine mucosa that occurs in women, regardless of age, but more often during hormonal changes - in adolescents and in women before menopause. There are glandular, glandular-cystic, atypical, glandular fibrous and fibrous hyperplasia. There is a risk of degeneration of altered endometrial tissue into cancer, but it is great only at atypical hyperplasia.
The causes and symptoms of endometrial hyperplasia
The following causes of hyperplasia develop:
- hormonal disorders;
- obesity;
- diabetes;
- high blood pressure;
- diseases of the adrenal glands, mammary glands and thyroid gland;
- abortions;
- adenomyosis;
- uterine myoma;
- inflammatory diseases of the genital organs;
- polycystic ovarian syndrome;
- heredity.
The symptom of hyperplasia is spotting between menstruation or after a short delay. These discharges, unlike normal menstruation, are mild or smearing. Abundant bleeding is less common, usually in adolescence. If the bleeding is prolonged, it leads to anemia (anemia). Also, problems with conception may indicate hyperplasia. Very rarely, the disease is asymptomatic.
Treatment of endometrial hyperplasia
Operative and conservative methods are used to treat endometrial hyperplasia. In the operative method, scraping of the altered parts of the endometrium is performed. This method is used in women of reproductive age and before menopause, as well as in case of an emergency situation. Treatment with hormonal drugs is more often prescribed to adolescent girls and women under 35 years of age. When hormone therapy for a speedy recovery is recommended parallel intake of vitamins (C and B group), iron preparations and soothing drugs (tinctures of motherwort or valerian). Also useful is physiotherapy (electrophoresis) or acupuncture.
Folk remedies for the treatment of endometrial hyperplasia
Folk methods of treating hyperplasia are recommended for use only as a supplement to the main treatment. For example, for rehabilitation after surgery. There are the following recipes for the treatment of endometrial hyperplasia.
- 100 grams of dry grass hog queen fill in half a liter of alcohol (it is sometimes replaced with cognac or vodka). Tincture should be kept in a closed glass bowl, in a dark place, stirring occasionally. Ready tincture of the hog will be in 2-3 months. Take it must be 1 teaspoonful three times a day. Duration of admission is 2-3 months.
- In May or September, you need to dig up the roots of burdock. The washed and dried roots are ground in a meat grinder and squeezed juice through gauze. It will take 1 liter of this juice. In the same way you need to get a liter of juice of a golden mustache. Take one tablespoon of juice of each of the plants twice a day before meals. The course of treatment is six months without pauses.
Also, folk medicine recommends a whole range of measures to combat hyperplasia of the endometrium.
In the first month, the intake of beet juice, flaxseed oil and carrot juice is recommended for 1 tablespoon twice a day before meals. The oil is not forbidden to wash down with water. Twice a month you need to do douching with celandine infusion. To do this, 130 grams of dry herbs pour a liter of boiling water. To insist it is necessary 3-4 hours, then drain. For syringing, the solution must be warm. Also advise to take tincture with honey and aloe.
In the second month, they continue all the procedures and begin to take tincture of the hog uterus. The method of administration and dose are indicated on the packaging.
In the third month they do everything the same as in the first, except for syringing.
In the fourth month they make a break for one week, and then they take flaxseed oil and tincture of the hog queen.