Will the inner membrane of 8mm be adhered?

In fact, the thickness of the uterine wall is mysterious because it is not fixed. The thickness of the intima changes regularly. Generally speaking, the vaginal discharge is thinner at the beginning of the menstrual period and thicker at the end of the menstrual period. However, if it doesn't keep changing, there's something wrong. Later, many women began to pay attention to this thickness standard. So, if the endometrium is 8mm and your period is coming soon, will there be adhesion?

Will the endometrium be 8mm?

The endometrium is not easy to adhere to 8mm. Uterine wall adhesions are not caused by the thickness of the endometrium. The key cause of uterine wall adhesion is damage within the uterine cavity. For example, artificial abortion, damaging curettage, diagnostic curettage, spontaneous abortion or uterine curettage, uterine cavity infection, etc. If the uterine wall adhesion is severe, it is necessary to perform uterine wall adhesion separation surgery under hysteroscopy. If a contraceptive ring needs to be placed after the operation, estrogen must be used to prevent the recurrence of adhesion. After the operation, you need to pay attention to rest, keep warm, and prevent fatigue and cold.

Endometrium 8mm, is your period coming soon?

Under normal circumstances, the thickness of the endometrium changes with the influence of uterine and ovarian metabolism, and it grows, metabolizes, and falls off. This cycle repeats to form menstruation. Generally, before menstruation, the thickness of the endometrium is more than 1.0 cm. People with heavy menstrual flow may have a menstrual flow of around 1.3cm, while people with light menstrual flow generally have their period when it is over 1.0cm. Therefore, the thickness of the endometrium before menstruation is different for each person, and the thickness directly reflects the amount of menstruation.

If the menstrual flow is heavy, the endometrium may grow to around 1.3 cm, and you are likely to have your period. If the menstrual flow is small, you will have your period when it grows to more than 1.0 cm. Therefore, before menstruation, the thickness of the endometrium should reach more than 1.0cm, and then you can have your period. By analyzing the thickness of the uterine wall through B-ultrasound, the stage can be indirectly understood. During ovulation, the thickness of the endometrium is 8mm; just after the menstrual period, it is 3-4mm. Therefore, the thickness of the endometrium reflects the different stages of the physiological cycle. If the thickness is more than 1.0 cm before menstruation, it can meet the criteria for menstruation.

If a woman has a regular menstrual cycle, the thickness of the uterine wall will be different at different stages of the menstrual cycle. Before your period comes, the thickness of the uterine wall is about 1 cm. If the uterine wall is relatively thin, less than 1cm, before the menstrual period, there may be a decrease in menstrual volume, for example, less than 20ml, which often indicates that the estrogen level in the female body is insufficient, or that an intrauterine operation has been performed in the past, such as a diagnostic curettage, resulting in uterine adhesions, causing this situation. Some women have an endometrial thickness of more than 1.2 cm before their period, which often indicates that the body's estrogen level is high, which may cause abnormal proliferation of the uterine wall or other diseases.

Is it normal for a woman to have her period for 30 years?

For the past 30 years, women's menstruation has been normal. The average menstrual age for women is about 30 years old. The female growth period, from the first menstruation to the beginning of menopause, is about 30 years according to the average age of menopause and the average menstrual cycle in my country. However, this is not an accurate value. Everyone has different first menstruation time and menopause time, as well as stimulation from external factors, health conditions, genetic factors, etc. Female menopause may last 20 or 40 years. Therefore, it is judged according to their actual situation. As long as it is within the normal range, labor and ovulation can occur normally, and menstruation is normal during menstruation, it is not a pathological condition. In addition, it is common for women to experience menopausal symptoms after the age of 45.

When a woman is over 40, she enters menopause. Female menopause is a normal physiological phenomenon at this time and does not require treatment. However, if the symptoms of menopause are more obvious, such as hot flashes, night sweats, poor sleep, irritability, irritability and anger, if these manifestations are more obvious, hormone replacement therapy can be used, that is, supplementing estrogen in the body. Before growth hormone replacement therapy, a physical examination must be carried out, and the conditions for use of these growth hormone replacement drugs must be understood before oral administration. During this period, you must relax, exercise, and get enough sleep, and you will be able to adapt quickly.