What to do if the endometrium is thick and bleeding

Thin or thick endometrium actually has a certain impact on women's reproductive health. Women with thin endometrium are prone to miscarriage and have difficulty getting pregnant, while women with thick uterine wall are prone to non-menstrual bleeding in the vagina. Therefore, when a woman finds that she has been bleeding, she should consider whether there is a problem with her uterine wall, and should go to the hospital for a detailed examination first. Let’s take a look at what the actual symptoms of endometrial thickness are.

1. Women of all ages can suffer from the disease

Endometrial thickening can occur in women of all ages, including during puberty, reproductive period, menopause or late menopause. If a woman over 40 has this condition, we need to be alert to the possibility of disease.

2. Vaginal bleeding

The most important symptom of endometrial thickening is non-menstrual bleeding in the vagina. Female friends have menstrual disorders, and they will continue to have bleeding during amenorrhea or a period of time after amenorrhea. The main manifestations are unclear menstrual flow, increased menstrual cycles, and even internal bleeding. During the bleeding period, there is generally no abdominal pain or other uncomfortable symptoms. Excessive bleeding or prolonged bleeding may cause anemia in women. Excessive bleeding may also cause serious shock in women. Therefore, women in menopause should seek medical attention immediately after experiencing irregular vaginal bleeding.

3. Infertility

Thickening of the endometrium can also cause anovulation and dysfunctional uterine bleeding in women during the reproductive period. Therefore, in addition to vaginal bleeding in patients, infertility is actually a key symptom.

The above are all the symptoms of uterine wall thickening. In addition to causing women to bleed continuously, the thick endometrium may also cause women to be unable to get pregnant. Don’t think that this kind of disease is a disease that only married women will have. Some women may have thicker uterine walls due to congenital factors.