How to treat endometrial thick bleeding

Some women may have uterine wall bleeding due to different physiological functions or inflammation of the uterus. This is a symptom caused by several factors. Women who have this disease will suffer a severe blow to their body and mind. Therefore, we suggest that female friends must pay attention to protecting their uterus in their daily lives. So what should we do if the uterine wall bleeds? Let's take a look below!

1 Treatment of endometrial thickening and bleeding

Endometrial hyperplasia can occur in women of all ages, such as girls who have no sex/daily life, women of childbearing age, menopausal women, postmenopausal women, etc. Regardless of which stage women are in, after being diagnosed with endometrial thickening through B-ultrasound or other tests, symptomatic women often show irregular vaginal bleeding. This type of bleeding may be manifested as heavy bleeding during menstruation, long bleeding time, irregular menstrual cycle, irregular menstrual period, or long-term bleeding during non-menstrual period, lasting about 10-15 days, or the bleeding suddenly appears at the end of a long period of time, and the bleeding is more than that. A common feature of this group of people is that their complexion looks paler than that of normal people. Examination may reveal varying degrees of anemia and sometimes even hemorrhagic shock.

For women who have not had sex/live a normal life, the direct consequence of endometrial hyperplasia is anovulation, that is, although there are many eggs growing, they atrophy before they are fully developed, resulting in anovulation. For women of childbearing age, endometrial hyperplasia can directly lead to the failure of sperm and egg to combine and embryo implantation or unstable embryo implantation, resulting in miscarriage. For women in menopause or postmenopause, the ovaries are basically absent and the eggs are basically empty. Due to the sharp decrease in estrogen and the increase in gonadotropin levels, the endometrium continues to proliferate and shed, resulting in continuous bleeding. Therefore, women of all ages need timely treatment after the onset of endometrial hyperplasia. If it is found to be caused by inflammatory factors, it can be treated with traditional Chinese medicine.

For women with endometrial thickening, if they are found to have inflammatory infection, it is often accompanied by genital inflammation, such as uterine intrauterine polyps, cervical cysts, endometritis, etc. For postmenopausal women, it is recommended to do an endometrial puncture biopsy first, especially the uterine angles on both sides. If it is diagnosed as a good disease, you can take Fuyan Pills for treatment!