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Hyperplasia / polycystic ovaries

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ave previously been diagnosed with hyperplasia due to years of no periods but then every so often I'd suffer with menorrhagia & ive polycystic ovaries. I was initially given the merina coil and routine biopsys but after 18 months and numerous side effects and the coil keep being expelled. I no longer have the merina and my last biopsy in June has come back with benign inactive endometrium with some progestogenic effect. No evidence of hyperplasia. 

My question is though now I am not having the merina coil will the hyperplasia come back? What is everyone's experience in this situation?

Due to never having a regular menstrual cycle but when i had a period i had menorrhagia as id go years with nothing,fertility problems, depression, and then the polycystic ovaries diagnosis in 2013. I am wondering if I should just push for a hysterectomy. 

Thanks in advance. 

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