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BACKGROUND An increasing number of atypical endometrial hyperplasia (AEH) or endometrial cancer (EC) patients with fertility requirements choose conservative management, such as oral high-dose progesterone. Most of them use assisted… Click to show full abstract
BACKGROUND An increasing number of atypical endometrial hyperplasia (AEH) or endometrial cancer (EC) patients with fertility requirements choose conservative management, such as oral high-dose progesterone. Most of them use assisted reproductive technology (ART) to become pregnant after experiencing remission. However, the outcome of pregnancy is not ideal, probably because of long-term drug application in large doses or invasive uterine cavity treatment. CASE REPORT We presented a case of AEH who underwent direct pregnancy with good results without any treatment for her pathological endometrium. We described her endometrial histological results pre-and post-pregnancy in detail, hitherto absent from reports on this topic. CONCLUSIONS Patients with a strong desire to bear children at the time of an AEH diagnosis could consider taking 1-2 years to try a pregnancy before treating their AEH.
Journal Title: European review for medical and pharmacological sciences
Year Published: 2023
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