Diagnosed with endometriosis. Have simple simple hyperplasia with glandular crowding. Meaning?
Patient: I was diagnosed with endometriosis when I was 27 and am now 44. I had an endometrial biopsy done in 2010 because my lining was 12.6mm. It came back normal. In 2011 I had an ablation done, and the pathology report states that I have simple hyperplasia with glandular crowding with an increased gland to stroma ratio, but no diffuse hyperplasia or cytologic atypia was identified. I had two fibroids then, the largest measuring 44mm x 40mm x 31 mm. This fibroid is now showing that it is calcified based on a recent ultrasound. I was told the other fibroid is changing, and that I have a new one on outside of my uterus. I am having bleeding issues and pain in my lower back and buttocks. My doctor was going to perform a hysterectomy and decided not to without an explanation. I am seeing a new doctor next week. Should I be concerned about cancer? Doctor: Hi, simple hyperplasia not associated with cancer. most important report is your specimen did not show any atypia that means you should not be worry about cancer. management of fibroid solely depends on your gynaecologist.as they are quite large in size better to go for hysterectomy.consult gynaecologist.