The endometrium is a little thin

A thin endometrium in women can easily cause certain harm to their physical health. There are many reasons for a thin endometrium, which is generally due to insufficient estrogen secretion, or poor physical constitution or weak constitution of women. Multiple miscarriages or induced abortions can easily lead to this situation, which requires timely treatment and some medications can be taken to improve the situation.

What causes thin endometrium?

Treatment of abnormal physiological thin endometrium requires hormone supplementation or surgical treatment depending on the cause. Those with low estrogen levels can take 1 unit of natural estrogen starting on the 10th day of menstruation, and this will last for five days. Using it too early will inhibit ovulation, and using it for a long time will lead to excessive endometrial hyperplasia. For luteal insufficiency, hmg 75iu should be given on the fifth day of menstruation for five consecutive days to increase the number of granulosa cells in the follicles and increase the secretion of progesterone. For those who are older and have less menstrual volume, one unit of growth hormone can be given per day. The usage varies depending on the cause and age. Endometrial adhesion and damage can only be treated with cold instruments under hysteroscopy and then anti-adhesion treatment, and in severe cases, endometrial transplantation is required. Ovulation disorders require puncture intervention for treatment.

Susceptible population

1. Women who have had multiple miscarriages.

2. Women with insufficient estrogen.

3. Women who are weak due to long-term illness.

Daily Health

1. Mental health care: You should maintain a stable and happy mood and avoid excessive mental stress. Relaxing is actually the most effective way to regulate your endocrine system, which is very important. Under the influence of good emotions, women can not only have better health, but also exude charming charm. Don't ignore this.

2. Physiological health care: Keep warm during menstruation. You can place a heating pad or hot water bottle on your abdomen to accelerate blood circulation, relax muscles, relieve organ spasms, and promote the discharge of menstrual blood.

3. Exercise and health care: Exercise can enhance physical fitness and is good for uterine health. Practicing yoga is the best way to maintain the uterus. Yoga can dredge the blood circulation of female organs and adjust the secretion of hormones.

4. Diet and health care: Eat light food, avoid spicy and heavy flavors, and quit smoking and drinking. Eat more blood-enriching and blood-activating foods, such as black beans, donkey-hide gelatin, black fungus, snow frog, soy milk, black-bone chicken, honey, walnuts, black sesame seeds, melon seeds, etc.

examine

1. Laparoscopic examination of thin endometrium

Laparoscopy is currently the main method for diagnosing endometriosis. Laparoscopy can directly observe the pelvic cavity, and the diagnosis can be confirmed by seeing the ectopic lesions. The disease can also be staged based on the examination findings, which is convenient for deciding the treatment plan.

2. Ultrasound examination of thin endometrium

Currently, B-ultrasound imaging is an effective method to assist in the diagnosis of endometriosis and can effectively diagnose the thickness of the endometrium.

3. Endometrial biopsy to check for thin endometrium

The uterus is scraped to obtain cells from the endometrium for examination. Endometrial biopsy is also a way to check for a thin endometrial lining.

Normal value

1. Proliferative Phase

1. Early stage of hyperplasia. In the early stages of hyperplasia, the endometrium is relatively thin, only about 4-6 mm.

2. Mid-proliferation stage. In the mid-proliferative period, the endometrium begins to grow, and the thickness of the thick membrane gradually thickens, increasing to 8-10mm.

3. Late stage of proliferation. In the late stage of hyperplasia, the endometrium adjusts and becomes thicker, with a thickness of 9-10mm.

2. Secretory Phase

1. Early secretion stage. Due to the effect of progesterone, the endometrial glands become longer, the thickness of the endometrium is stimulated, and small vesicles of glycogen appear.

2. Mid-secretory phase. The endometrium grows and becomes jagged. The thickness remains unchanged.

3. Late secretory phase. The endometrium thickens and appears spongy. At this time, the thickness of the endometrium is about 5-6mm.

3. Menstrual period

The menstrual period is an important physiological period for women. During this time, the estrogen and progesterone levels of women will decrease, the endometrium will gradually return to normal, and begin to grow and adjust. At this time, the thickness of the endometrium can reach 8-10mm.