What are the symptoms of endometrial thickening?

A common symptom of endometrial thickening is uterine bleeding, and this bleeding is irregular. Some people may also experience fever, abdominal pain, or leukocytosis, so you should pay attention to these symptoms when they occur.

1. The first symptom of endometrial thickening is uterine bleeding. This type of bleeding is irregular and may occur during non-menstrual periods or after menopause. However, many patients think it is irregular menstruation, but the amount of bleeding is relatively small.

2. In the early stage, there will be an increase in secretions, followed by bloody leucorrhea, or fluid discharge from the vagina, causing fever and abdominal pain. At this time, the number of white blood cells will also increase, and this type of white blood cells is precisely the sperm killer, which reduces the patient's chance of pregnancy.

3. The swelling of surrounding tissues will affect the pleasure of sexual life, causing pain during intercourse, especially before menstruation, when the feeling of sexual life becomes numb.

4. Before and after menstruation, the patient will feel a distended anus when defecating.

5. Patients with frequent urination and painful urination are likely to have been squeezed, and sometimes there will be blood in the urine.

6. Symptoms of systemic exhaustion such as anemia, fever, and weight loss may also occur.