What should I do if my endometrium doesn't grow?

The failure of endometrium to grow will affect women's reproductive health, menstruation and conception. If you want to treat and regulate it, you need to see what the causes are. For example, if it is low estrogen or luteal insufficiency, then you need to pay attention to targeted supplements.

1. For those with low estrogen levels, start supplementing with 1 unit of natural estrogen on the 10th day of the menstrual cycle, and it will take only five days. Using it too early will inhibit ovulation, and using it too long will cause excessive endometrial hyperplasia;

2. Luteal insufficiency: 75 IU of HMG should be taken every day for five consecutive days during the menstrual cycle to increase the number of granulosa cells in the follicles and increase the secretion of progesterone.

3. For older women with less menstrual flow, one unit of growth hormone can be given per day. The usage varies depending on the cause and age (growth hormone is an anti-aging hormone and has no growth effect on adults).

4. Endometrial adhesion and damage can only be treated with cold instruments under hysteroscopy and then anti-adhesion treatment. In severe cases, endometrial transplantation is required.

After understanding the reasons that cause the endometrium to not grow, we need to remind all female friends that if the endometrium really does not grow, you must seek medical treatment in time, especially for women who have not yet given birth. If it is not treated in time, it will have a great impact on future pregnancies. In order to avoid the situation of endometrium not growing, women must first know how to protect themselves and not blindly undergo abortion surgery.