What does endometrial complex hyperplasia mean?

Endometrial complex hyperplasia is a pathological result of endometrial hyperplasia, mainly refers to the endometrial glands show abnormal hyperplasia, and the structure is complex, so that the stroma is reduced, endometrial glands show back-to-back changes. Because endometrial complex hyperplasia has the possibility of carcinogenesis, so when found, it must be treated in time. And women with complex endometrial hyperplasia can show irregular vaginal bleeding, such as intermenstrual bleeding or menstrual bleeding.