Endometrial Syndrome

Everyone should know that the reason why women have menstruation is due to the shedding of the endometrium. Because the female endometrium is a cyclical phenomenon, it will fall off after a certain period of time. However, there is also a disease called endometrial syndrome on the endometrium, and its main symptom is irregular bleeding in the female lower body. So if a woman suffers from endometrial syndrome, what methods should she take to solve it?

The main clinical manifestation of endometrial thickening is functional uterine bleeding, such as irregular menstruation, prolonged menstruation and excessive menstrual flow. It often occurs in menopause or adolescence, and the incidence rate is very high. Therefore, female friends in these two stages should pay special attention to endometrial thickening and be alert to the possibility of cancer. What are the signs of endometrial thickening and cancer?

Generally speaking, before and after menstruation, the normal endometrium begins to thicken. That is, when the follicles in the ovaries mature, the ovaries will secrete estrogen. Under this action, the blood supply to the endometrium will be enhanced and it will gradually thicken, thus providing good growth conditions for the implantation of the fertilized egg and the growth and development of the embryo. If there is a hormone disorder in the ovaries, it may cause abnormal endometrial thickening. Usually, a large amount of estrogen stimulates the endometrium and causes irregular, heavy, abnormal uterine bleeding. Continuous bleeding may also occur after a long period of amenorrhea, which is clinically like miscarriage. There may also be a shortened cycle and prolonged menstrual period, and this bleeding may last up to one month.

Abnormal endometrial thickening is actually a reversible endocrine system disease. The most direct manifestation is the change in the menstrual cycle. It often occurs in female friends in adolescence or menopause with irregular menstruation. The main symptoms are irregular menstruation, prolonged menstruation and excessive menstrual flow. For this abnormal endometrial thickening, if it remains in a persistent benign state, it can be cured after treatment.

However, if the endometrial thickening that a woman experiences is complex hyperplasia or atypical hyperplasia, it needs to be taken seriously, because complex hyperplasia or atypical hyperplasia of the endometrium has the chance to develop into endometrial cancer, so you must go to the hospital for examination and treatment in time.

It takes a long process for endometrial thickening to become cancerous. If not treated in time, it is very likely to develop into endometrial cancer slowly. Simply put, if the treatment is timely, the cancer rate will be low. Conversely, if the treatment is not timely, the cancer rate will be high. However, we must remind everyone that in addition to bleeding symptoms, frequent urination and dysmenorrhea are also symptoms of endometrial thickening.