Are you looking for gynaecologist near you ? Gynaecologist for heavy bleeding? What are the risk factors in endometrial hyperplasia ? Endometrial hyperplasia is more likely to occur in women with risk factors, including age older than 35 never having been pregnant older age at menopause early age when menstruation started history of certain conditions, such as diabetes mellitus, PCOS, gallbladder disease, or thyroid disease obesity cigarette smoking, family history of ovarian, colon, or uterine cancer Test done to diagnose endometrial hyperplasia ? A transvaginal ultrasound exam may be done to measure the thickness of the endometrium. For this test, a small device is placed in your vagina. Sound waves from the device are converted into images of the pelvic organs. If the endometrium is thick, it may mean that endometrial hyperplasia is present. The only way to tell for certain that cancer is present is to take a small sample of tissue from the endometrium and study it under a microscope. This can be done with an endometrial biopsy, dilation and curettage (D& C), or hysteroscopy. We have solution for everything related to abnormal uterine bleeding . Contact us DR SWATEE GAGGARE MS OBGY DNB DRM ( GERMANY )