Normal range of endometrial bilayer thickness

The uterine wall of women will show regular thickening or softening from the beginning of puberty, and the uterine wall does not have a fixed thickness. However, women will enter menopause when they reach a certain age. After menopause, the uterine wall of women no longer shows regular thickening, and the thickness of the uterine wall is relatively stable. So what is the normal thickness of the two layers of the uterine wall?

If it is a woman before menopause, the thickness of the uterine wall will show regular changes. The thickness of the uterine wall is very thin after menstruation. Generally speaking, the thickness of the uterine wall can reach 1~3mm. With the passage of time, the uterine wall will gradually thicken. Before the next menstruation, the thickness of the uterine wall can reach one or two centimeters, which belongs to the thicker stage. Of course, the thickness of the uterine wall varies from person to person. Some may be thicker, while others may be thinner. The individual differences in thickness are still relatively large.

After menopause, the uterine wall of women no longer undergoes regular changes. At this time, the uterine wall of women will show a relatively stable state. Generally speaking, the thickness of the uterine wall will be maintained at about 4mm. If the uterine wall becomes too thick, there may be symptoms. You need to go to the hospital for examination immediately to find out the cause and then take certain effective measures.