How long does it take for endometrial thickening to turn into cancer?

The endometrium is different in each stage. It reaches its highest during ovulation and is thinnest during menstruation. Women should check the thickness of the endometrium according to the stage. When the endometrium is abnormal, we should treat it in time, otherwise it will affect the woman's conception. In addition, the thickening of the endometrium may lead to cancer. The time of cancer is generally determined by the severity of the disease.

1. Thick endometrium has a certain chance of becoming cancerous: the specific time of cancer needs to be determined according to the patient's condition. Since the severity of each patient's condition is different, the chance of cancer will also vary. Patients with severe conditions will develop cancer faster, which requires the patient's attention. Appropriate treatment plans should be taken as soon as possible, and follow-up examinations should be done to avoid endometrial cancer caused by thick endometrium.

2. Thick endometrium will affect normal female conception: Thick endometrium will increase the risk of infertility and ectopic pregnancy, and will seriously affect the motility of male sperm, and will also affect the combination of male sperm and female eggs, which will have an adverse effect on female fertility. Endometrial thickening needs to be treated as soon as possible, and the specific reasons must be understood. High estrogen secretion levels are the main cause of thick endometrium.

3. Thick endometrium can cause anemia: Patients with thick endometrium will have excessive menstrual flow and abnormal vaginal bleeding. If this continues for a long time, it will lead to anemia in women, reduce the body's immune function, and increase the risk of other diseases. Patients need to pay attention to it. It can be seen that the thick endometrium causes great harm to women's bodies.

How long does it take for the thickened endometrium to become cancerous? This question should be determined based on the severity of the disease and the treatment methods taken by the patient. If the patient is treated in time, the chance of cancer can be reduced. If the treatment is not timely, it may increase the chance of cancer. The thickened endometrium is very harmful to women and can seriously affect the patient's reproductive function.

What are the symptoms of endometrial thickening?

First, the first symptom of endometrial thickening is uterine bleeding. This type of bleeding is irregular and may occur during non-menstrual periods or after menopause. However, many patients think it is irregular menstruation, but the amount of bleeding is relatively small.

Second, in the early stages there will be an increase in secretions, followed by the appearance of bloody leucorrhea, or fluid discharge from the vagina, causing fever and abdominal pain. At this time, the number of white blood cells will also increase, and this type of white blood cell is precisely the sperm killer, which reduces the patient's chance of pregnancy.

Third, the swelling of the surrounding tissues will affect the pleasure of sexual intercourse, causing pain, especially before the menstrual period, when the couple will feel numb.