What to do if your endometrium is thin and you can't have your period

You can inject 10 mg of corpus luteum copper intramuscularly at the same time every day for 5 consecutive days and then stop taking the medicine. Generally, your period will come 3-7 days after you stop taking the medicine. The menstrual flow may be heavier, but don't be nervous, as it is the effect of the medicine. If you do not have your period after stopping the medication, it may be caused by low estrogen levels in your body. It is recommended to take estrogen and progesterone sequentially, that is, artificial cycle. Take 2 mg of estradiol at the same time every day for 21 consecutive days, take estrogen for 11 days and take medroxyprogesterone acetate 10 mg per day, and stop taking them together for 10 days. Generally, 3 cycles are considered one treatment course.

Simple thin uterine wall is caused by endocrine factors in the body, so it can be regulated by oral hormone drugs. Taking appropriate amounts of estrogen and estrogens orally can increase the thickness of the uterine wall to a certain extent, thereby restoring the uterine wall. However, it should be noted that growth hormone treatment must be based on the guidance of a professional physician and cannot be taken on your own or with other drugs.

From the perspective of traditional Chinese medicine, a woman's uterine wall is too thin, which is a symptom of kidney deficiency and qi and blood deficiency. Therefore, it should be treated with traditional Chinese medicine, which can replenish blood and qi, and benefit the kidney and spleen. In daily life, women can eat more foods with relatively high estrogen content, such as soybeans, soy milk, tofu and other bean products. These beans contain a lot of natural estrogen, which can help women replenish nutrition better and have a certain regulating effect on improving the condition of thin uterine wall.

A woman's thin uterine wall will indeed affect her menarche, mainly because of ovarian abnormalities, which may lead to a decrease in estrogen metabolism and cause abnormal growth and development of the uterine wall. Different causes require different treatments. Generally, hormone drugs are used to simulate physiological responses and promote menarche. First, female hormone is supplemented to thicken the endometrium. After the girl ovulates, female hormone and estrogen are supplemented. Under their mutual effect, the uterine wall becomes edematous and thickened. If there is no pregnancy, along with the contraction of progesterone and the termination of medication, the blood vessels in the uterine wall will contract, the endometrium will fall off and menstruation will occur. If the softening of the endometrium is caused by factors such as long-term miscarriage, hysteroscopic minimally invasive surgery can be used. It is also closely related to women’s age. The older they are, the greater the impact of reduced growth hormone.