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Re: Complex Hyperplasia with Atypia

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August 2019
August 2019
Hi Emma, I also just be diagnosed with uterus hyperplasia atypia. The doctor said I would need a hystercomy to remove my uterus or I would need radiation to kill the bad cells. The doctor also stated that there is 40 percent chance I already have stage 1 uterus cancer. I am not sure why they would want to do a catscan, cause about 2 weeks ago I had a catscan and it showed I had nothing at all. I would suggest you to go to a other doctor cause the only cure for  uterus hyperplasia atypia is a hystercomy or radiation. I myself really dont want to have a hysercomy but I also dont want to take the chance it is going to form into cancer. Also the doctor told me in 3 to 6 mths if I dont get my uterus removed I well havee uterus cancer. I would suggest you to see a other doctor. Have a blessed day. ... View more
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