Endometrial thickening and continuous menstruation

Endometrial thickening can cause great harm to women. It can affect their fertility, cause endocrine imbalance, accelerate the aging of their skin, and cause a lot of bleeding, which can cause anemia in patients. Let's take a closer look at whether endometrial thickening affects fertility.

Beware of the harm of endometrial thickening

1. Endometrial thickening affects fertility: Endometrial thickening will increase the difficulty of women becoming pregnant and will affect the fusion of sperm and eggs in men. In addition, endometrial thickening will also affect women's normal ovaries and normal ovulation, thus having an adverse effect on women's fertility and should be taken seriously by patients.

2. Endometrial thickening can cause endocrine imbalance: Endocrine imbalance can cause a variety of gynecological diseases, and can also reduce the body's immune system. It can also accelerate the aging rate of women's bodies and affect women's skin appearance. Endocrine imbalance can cause spots and acne on women's skin, and can also cause their skin to become worse and worse.

3. Endometrial thickening can cause excessive bleeding in women: it can even cause anemia in women. Women with endometrial thickening will experience abnormal vaginal bleeding and heavier menstrual flow. Long-term development can cause anemia in women, and in severe cases, it can cause shock. Patients with endometrial thickening need timely treatment.

What causes endometrial thickening?

1. The blood circulation of the uterine wall is increased. The cause of endometrial thickening is mostly related to excessive secretion of estrogen in the uterus and ovaries. Endocrine imbalance can easily cause endometrial thickening in women. It is necessary to understand the actual cause and adopt appropriate treatment measures according to the cause of the disease. In daily life, you should pay attention to not taking hormone drugs indiscriminately and do not take hormone health products indiscriminately.

2. Uterine and ovarian hormone disorders. Endometrial thickening may be caused by uterine and ovarian hormone disorders. A lot of estrogen will stimulate the uterine wall and cause abnormal thickening of the uterine wall. It will also affect the normal functions of the female ovaries and uterus. Uterine and ovarian hormone disorders will seriously affect women's fertility.

3. Chronic diseases. Endometrial thickening may also be caused by chronic uterine diseases. Ovarian disorders can also cause endometrial thickening. These diseases will cause greater trouble to women and may also cause more serious complications. Patients with endometrial thickening need to take treatment measures as soon as possible.

Does endometrial thickening affect pregnancy? Thickening of the endometrium will affect fertility, cause endocrine imbalance, cause many complications, accelerate the rate of female body decline, and thickening of the endometrium will also cause abnormal vaginal bleeding in women, which can easily cause anemia due to excessive blood loss in women and affect the body's physical and mental health.

Endometrial thickening treatment

Medication and surgery are generally used for treatment.

1. Ovarian induction therapy: This treatment method is mostly used by young patients. The patient should first measure the body temperature during the ovulation period. If it is confirmed that there is no ovulation during single-phase electrical stimulation, this type of treatment method can be chosen. The drugs used to promote ovulation include clomiphene and chorionic gonadotropin. The dosage of clomiphene is 50-100 mg, once a day, taken on the 5th to 9th day of the menstrual cycle. If necessary, the medication period can be extended by 2-3 days.

2. Treatment of women in the reproductive period by curettage: Generally, one curettage can control bleeding. If bleeding still occurs after curettage, hysteroscopy and B-ultrasound should be performed to check for submucosal uterine fibroids or other organic diseases. Women in the reproductive period may also have infertility and clinical symptoms of anovulatory polycystic ovary syndrome, which should be treated according to polycystic ovary syndrome.

3. Menopause buffer period: It is often anovulatory functional uterine bleeding. If menstruation is infrequent and there are many blood strips or bleeding time is long after curettage and blood circulation, regular progesterone treatment should be given every two months, and follow-up observation should be conducted after 3 cycles.

4. In the middle and late stages of menopause: It should be understood whether to use simple estrogen replacement therapy. After curettage, the replacement therapy can be stopped or estrogen can be added. Estrogen drugs can inhibit the uterine wall caused by estrogen