Is endometrial thickness 15mm serious?

Endometrial thickness is very common. Many female friends have encountered the symptoms of endometrial thickness, which seriously affects the patient's uterine health and affects their normal life. Female friends should be careful about the change of uterine position and learn more about endometrial thickness. When the endometrium is thick, it is necessary to pay attention to the treatment work. Let's discuss whether the endometrial thickness of 15mm is serious and how to treat this disease after it occurs?

Endometrial thickening is a common gynecological disease at present, which harms many female patients. Under normal circumstances, the thickness of women's endometrium will be 8mm-1b250m. When the thickness of the endometrium reaches 15mm, it should attract the attention of every woman, because the adverse effects of this disease are relatively serious. Therefore, after the endometrium thickens, it is necessary to pay attention to the treatment work, so as to effectively alleviate the patient's thickening symptoms.

When a woman's endometrium is thickened, the treatment of the disease is more important. She can use ovulation-promoting drugs for treatment. The preferred drugs are salpingol and chorionic gonadotropin. Different patients have different conditions, so the drugs should be selected purposefully to fully exert their efficacy and alleviate the patient's condition. If necessary, the medication period should be extended by 2 to 3 days.

In addition, patients should also do appropriate exercise, such as jogging and knee-chest position, which can avoid the occurrence of uterine retroversion and reduce the occurrence of pelvic congestion. Patients should also pay more attention to rest and must not overwork. At the same time, they should also avoid squatting or physical labor to increase abdominal pressure and cause more discomfort. The patient's hygiene should also be paid attention to and good living habits should be cultivated.

Thick endometrium can cause confusion to patients, seriously harming the health of the uterus and spreading to daily life. I hope that female friends can have a deeper understanding of the thickness of the endometrium, master some treatment strategies for the disease, and seek treatment as soon as possible to alleviate the condition.