Endometrium pictures

The causes of thin endometrium are divided into systemic factors and local factors. Systemic factors include endocrine imbalance, such as low estrogen levels, estrogen deficiency, ovulation disorders and growth hormone deficiency in children; local factors are mainly endometrial damage, adhesions and defects. If the thin endometrium is caused by some factors such as miscarriage, it will have a great impact on women's pregnancy.

Thin endometrium is not conducive to embryo implantation. So what should women with thin endometrium do? Different medications should be used to treat the different causes of the disease.

1. For those with thin endometrium caused by low growth hormone, start supplementing with 1 unit of natural estrogen 10 days after the menstrual period, and it will be enough for 5 days. Using it too early will inhibit ovulation, and using it for a long time will cause excessive endometrial hyperplasia.

2. For those with thin endometrium caused by insufficient luteal function, injections that can increase the metabolism of luteal copper should be used starting from the fifth day of menstruation and continuing for five days. This can increase the granulosa cells in the egg and increase the metabolism of luteal copper.

3. For those with thin endometrium caused by endometrial adhesion and damage, the adhesion can only be resolved after the cold device is used under hysteroscopy. For more serious cases, endometrial transplantation is also required.

4. For those who are older, have little menstrual flow and have a thin endometrium, one unit of growth hormone can be given to children every day. The usage varies according to the cause and age.