The dangers of thick endometrium

Endometrial thickening can cause many harms. It can affect a woman's pregnancy, affect the secretion of estrogen and progesterone by the egg cells during the ovarian cycle, and increase blood circulation in the uterine wall, causing endometrial thickening. The proliferative endometrium may affect the fusion of sperm and egg. In more serious cases, the excessive thickness of the uterine wall can cause women to bleed profusely and cause shock.

The most common symptom of a thick uterine wall is vaginal bleeding, but bleeding is different for everyone. If the bleeding is too much, the woman may go into shock or develop hemorrhagic anemia. Endometrial thickening can also cause endocrine imbalance in women and affect their skin appearance. Endometrial thickening is related to the female hormones in women's bodies. Endocrine imbalance in women can cause spots on their faces and a dull complexion.

Endometrial thickening can cause many harms. It can affect a woman's pregnancy, affect the secretion of estrogen and progesterone by the egg cells during the ovarian cycle, increase blood circulation in the uterine wall, and cause endometrial thickening. The proliferative endometrium may affect the fusion of sperm and egg. In more serious cases, the excessive thickness of the uterine wall can cause women to bleed profusely and cause shock. The most common symptom of a thick uterine wall is vaginal bleeding, but bleeding is different for everyone. If the bleeding is too much, the woman may go into shock or suffer from hemorrhagic anemia. Thickening of the endometrium can also cause endocrine imbalance in women, which will affect their skin appearance. The thickening of the uterine wall is related to the female hormones in women's bodies. Endocrine imbalance in women can cause spots on their faces and a dark yellow complexion.

For women with thick uterine wall, if they have no sex life, they can first use some medicines for adjustment, such as dydrogesterone, oral short-term contraceptives, etc. If an ultrasound shows that a woman who has been married has a thick uterine wall, a hysteroscopy is needed to observe the cause of the thick uterine wall and to see whether there are uterine intrauterine polyps, atypical hyperplasia of the uterine wall, or even endometrial cancer. If necessary, a curettage is needed and the patient should be sent to pathology for pathophysiological diagnosis. If the malignant symptoms are eliminated after hysteroscopy, short-term contraceptives or estrogen can be taken orally for adjustment. If the woman is not pregnant, Mirena can be placed in the uterine cavity for adjustment. If it is determined after hysteroscopy that the thickening of the uterine wall is caused by uterine wall malignancy, further treatment is required, and surgical removal of the uterus is required if necessary.