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How Can Endometrial Hyperplasia Be Treated?

I have Epilepsy. Newly diagnosed. We are having a hard time finding a medication that does not exacerbate my endometrial hyperplasia. seems that most meds are making the hormone pills not work so I m bleeding and cramping all over again. I have been dealing with it for 34 years now on and off. Epilepsy diagnosed May 2016. Still trying meds to stop seizures. Need to find 1 that both diagnosis will be ok with each med. Any suggestions? And is this pretty normal interference? Thx for help Holly Lovely
Fri, 26 May 2017
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the anti epileptic drugs that you are taking increase the metabolism of the oestrogen and progesterone by the liver thereby decreasing it's efficacy.
you could go for a surgical dilatation and curettage procedure.
or try out tab. danazol 100 mg daily for a month to see if that is more effective.
to stop the bleeding use primolut N thrice a day for 5 days.
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How Can Endometrial Hyperplasia Be Treated?

the anti epileptic drugs that you are taking increase the metabolism of the oestrogen and progesterone by the liver thereby decreasing it s efficacy. you could go for a surgical dilatation and curettage procedure. or try out tab. danazol 100 mg daily for a month to see if that is more effective. to stop the bleeding use primolut N thrice a day for 5 days.