Thickening of the posterior uterine wall

Basically, there is a layer of cell wall on the outer wall of human organs. It goes without saying that its function is to serve as isolation and protection, and the uterus is no exception. The posterior wall of the uterus of many women with obesity and diabetes is prone to thickening, and in a small number of cases it is due to excessive estrogen intake. If the thickening of the posterior uterine wall is mild, there is no need to worry too much. You just need to cooperate with the treatment. Moreover, its thickening will indirectly affect women's menstrual period.

The degree of thickening of the posterior uterine wall depends on its development. If a woman's posterior uterine wall is only slightly thickened, then there is no need to worry too much and no treatment is needed. Just observe it carefully and do follow-up. However, if a woman's posterior uterine wall thickens severely, treatment should be sought. The treatment for this disease is mostly hormone therapy or surgical therapy. Different conditions require different treatments, which need to be treated in combination with the patient's specific conditions and the cause of the disease.

The thickness of a woman's posterior uterine wall is closely related to menstruation. Some women go to the hospital for examination because of light menstruation. They originally thought it was an inflammation problem, but the result was found to be thickening of the uterine wall. Patients with obesity, hypertension, and hyperglycemia are at high risk of this disease, so these patients should go to the hospital regularly for relevant examinations and control the primary disease in a timely manner. Those who need to lose weight should lose weight, and those who need to control blood pressure should actively control their blood pressure.

Some patients become ill due to the use of estrogen. Many medicines used to treat female diseases contain estrogen, such as drugs for the treatment of menopause. The use of these drugs will lead to an increase in estrogen in the female body, but the corresponding progesterone does not increase, which will cause the thickening of the uterine wall.

The above is a brief introduction to how to treat thickening of the posterior uterine wall. I hope it can help relevant patients. If the patient’s current illness requires the use of hormones, it must be used under the guidance of a local regular doctor. Patients should not be afraid of using hormones. As long as hormones are used scientifically and reasonably, it will do more good than harm to the patient’s health.