Will the endometrium become thinner after medical abortion?

No matter what kind of miscarriage occurs, it will cause great damage to our uterus. We need to recuperate in a relatively stable environment and maintain a good attitude. After medical abortion, the endometrium is damaged, especially if a curettage is performed after an incomplete abortion, which can cause the endometrium to thin. If you have multiple miscarriages, you may develop habitual miscarriages due to the thin endometrium, and eventually become infertile.

We all know that any disease requires a certain amount of recovery time, and the uterus is the same. However, sometimes in our lives, some physiological endometrial thickening will occur. At this time, we need to find out what the cause is. If it is caused by some disease, it must be treated by uterine cleaning.

The uterus is one of the most important reproductive organs for us female friends. If there is a problem with the uterus of our female friends, it will not only affect our female friends' fertility, but also cause our female friends' bodies to gradually age and many problems will occur in the body. For example, endometrial thickening is a very common uterine problem among women in our lives. Our female friends are very distressed when this phenomenon occurs. So, how thick is the endometrium that requires uterine curettage? Let's take a brief look at this issue!

How thick does the endometrium have to be to require a uterine cleaning? An endometrium that is too thick is very harmful. Generally speaking, a thickened endometrium will affect our female friends' pregnancy, because we know that if the egg secretes estrogen and progesterone during the ovarian cycle, it can easily lead to enhanced blood flow to the endometrium, which will cause the endometrium to thicken, thus affecting the combination of sperm and egg. At the same time, if the endometrium is too thick, it can cause heavy bleeding in women, and in severe cases it can even lead to shock. Therefore, endometrial thickening must be treated with uterine curettage.

Generally speaking, there will be some pain during the curettage surgery for thick endometrium, and usually you only need to rest for one to two days. If the endometrium is too thick, surgery is still needed, otherwise it will easily lead to bleeding, or even heavy bleeding. Therefore, surgical treatment is necessary. This operation does not have much impact on the female body, so don't worry too much.

The above is our detailed introduction to all the contents about how thick the endometrium is that requires uterine curettage. We all know that if the endometrium is too thick, curettage is required, and surgery is required when necessary. Therefore, a certain amount of recovery time is needed after endometrial surgery. We must maintain a good attitude during the recovery period, and also pay attention to rest and healthy diet.