How to make up for the thin endometrium with little menstrual flow

There is always a stage in a woman's month when some female hormones in the body increase, causing the uterine wall to shed in a regular manner, and then there is appropriate menstrual blood discharge. The health of the endometrium will affect whether the menstrual period is normal. For example, when the endometrium is thin, the menstrual flow will be small. What should I do if the endometrium is thin and the menstrual flow is small?

First: Abnormalities occur in the uterine wall or the endometrium is damaged. For example, when endometrial disease occurs, or when the endometrium is damaged during curettage, it can cause thin endometrium and low menstrual volume. At this point, we need to take the initiative to prevent abnormalities in the endometrium and go to a regular hospital for necessary examinations and treatments. The adverse effects caused by endometrial disease are not serious or insignificant, for example, it may cause infertility or diseases in other parts of the reproductive system. On the other hand, if the injury is caused by abortion, we must try to reduce its recurrence, do a good job of contraception, and do not choose abortion unless it is absolutely necessary. An equally important point is to do a good job of post-mortem recovery and conditioning of the body, such as providing the body with adequate nutrition and adequate rest.

Second: There is a problem with the endocrine system. When the endocrine system is disordered and the female hormones in the human body are abnormal, it may also cause a thin endometrium and a small menstrual volume. At this time, what should you do if your endometrium is thin and your menstrual volume is small? Actively and proactively regulate the endocrine system and deal with endocrine problems from the root. If the endocrine imbalance is caused by the mental level, you need to adjust your mentality. If the endocrine imbalance is caused by drugs, stop taking the drugs. The endocrine system generally has an impact on other systems, so we must pay great attention to many aspects.

In addition, the menstrual flow is small

What adverse effects may occur? First: There are pigmentation such as spots on the face. Because menstruation can bring out metabolic waste from the body to a certain extent, when the blood bar is low, it will cause waste to accumulate in the body, causing spots, etc. This greatly affects the beauty and skin care of women's faces, so we must quickly treat it from the root level.

Second: It may cause gynecological inflammation. The endometrium is thin and relatively sensitive, and is easily invaded by various bacteria, causing inflammation of the reproductive system.

What should I do if my endometrium is thin and my menstrual flow is small? I believe that everyone has found the answer here. The adverse effects of scanty menstrual flow may be neither serious nor insignificant, and we should proactively look at the reasons behind it.