Is endometrial honeycomb serious?

Severe endometrial honeycomb may indicate obvious endometrial pathology.

The honeycomb appearance of the endometrium is a result presented during B-ultrasound examination. It may be that the endometrium has shown a significant and substantial thickening, which will seriously affect the normal menstruation of women, causing prolonged menstrual cycles or shortened menstruation. In addition, endometriosis or endometrial cancer may occur, affecting women's normal pregnancy and threatening the patient's life. Therefore, it is necessary to go to the hospital for diagnostic curettage to confirm the nature of the endometrial lesions and provide targeted treatment.

The endometrium is relatively important for women. Obvious changes in the endometrium may be due to endocrine disorders, or it may be due to frequent uterine curettage or artificial abortions in life, which will cause serious damage to the endometrium and may lead to hyperplasia or cancer. If malignant changes occur, they need to be removed surgically in time.

Observe changes in your body or whether your menstrual cycle is regular at any time, go to the hospital regularly for B-ultrasound examinations to check the recovery of the uterus, control the number of sexual intercourse, and if you do not want a baby, you must take contraceptive measures. You can place an IUD in the uterus to achieve long-term contraceptive effects, avoid unwanted pregnancies that require multiple abortions or uterine curettage, and pay attention to vaginal hygiene.