What is the normal thickness of the lining of the vagina on the 10th day of menstruation?

The thickness of the uterine wall directly determines when a woman's menstrual period comes. Some people want to know the thickness of their endometrium. They want to know the thickness of their endometrium on the tenth day of their menstrual period. In this case, they must go to the hospital for a thorough examination. So what is the normal thickness of the endometrium on the tenth day of the menstrual period?

How thick is the lining of the vagina on the tenth day of menstruation?

If we take the normal cycle of 28 days as an example. Around the 10th day of the menstrual period, the endometrium is normal and should be around 3-5mm. The 5th to 14th day of the menstrual cycle belongs to the growth period. Under the action of estrogen, the thickness of the endometrium increases from 0.5mm to about 3-5mm. If the uterine wall is too thick at this time, it is considered to be caused by excessive estrogen metabolism. If it is too thin, it may be related to normal miscarriage. When abnormalities occur, a comprehensive analysis should be conducted based on the clinical manifestations and the results of the six sex hormone tests.

The thickness of the uterine wall during the proliferative stage is about nine to ten mm. The thickness of the uterine wall during the metabolic period is about 5mm to 6mm; the thickness of the endometrium during the physiological period is about 8mm to 10mm; the thickness of the endometrium changes with the changes in the ovarian cycle. On the fifth day after the end of the menstrual period, the uterine wall is in the proliferative phase, and the endometrium continues to thicken until the fourteenth day of the menstrual period, and may thicken by about three to four mm; in the second half of the menstrual period, the endometrium is in the metabolic phase, but it continues to thicken, and the thickness of the endometrium before the menarche reaches ten mm.

Generally, the normal endometrial thickness is 5-10MM. The thickness of the uterine wall changes continuously with the menstrual cycle and is not fixed. The actual situation is: 1. Physiological period: the functional layer of the uterine wall falls off and the dermis is preserved. 2. Proliferative period: from the 6th to the 14th day of the menstrual period, the endometrium thickness reaches 1-3mm. 3. Metabolic period: from the 15th to the 28th day of the menstrual period, the endometrium thickness reaches 5-7mm. It is recommended that you pay attention to rest, relieve stress, eat a balanced diet, maintain a regular daily life, avoid staying up late, avoid catching cold, avoid stimulation, spicy food, and cold food. To understand the condition of the uterine wall, you should go to the hospital for B-ultrasound testing on the second day after the menstrual period and when the menstrual period is about to come. Disease treatment is a long process and should be persisted for multiple cycles.

How does the uterine wall thicken?

Under normal circumstances, the normal thickness is one to ten mm, but it will grow and fall with the changes in female hormones, so its thickness varies relatively with different stages. Generally speaking, the uterine wall begins to proliferate after the menstrual period ends, reaches its peak one day before the menstrual period, and then the functional layer and tissue blood are discharged together. This process is called menarche.

Thicker uterine wall before menstruation. The reproductive phase is also called the follicular phase, which is the fifth 14-day cycle. During this time, the total number of eggs in the uterus and ovaries increases. Under the effect of estrogen metabolized by the egg, the endometrium undergoes proliferative changes. Before the menstrual period stops, the uterine wall is repaired, and the early uterine gland duct is short and thin, with a small coin. Throughout the reproductive period, squamous epithelial cells and cultured stromal cells continue to disintegrate and multiply, and the glandular duct cells respond significantly to growth hormone. Estrogen causes the glandular epithelium to slowly grow, develop and divide. In the late stage of hyperplasia (11-14 days), the endometrium thickens by 1-3 mm, the uterine ducts increase, and they develop and bend again.