Endometrial proliferative changes

Maintaining a healthy uterine wall is an important condition to ensure embryo implantation, but due to human diseases, some women's uterine wall will have more or less abnormal manifestations. Among them, the proliferative changes of the uterine wall are a non-physiological phenomenon. Some women may find themselves having this condition during a B-ultrasound examination. So is the uterine wall serious? Now I will give you a detailed explanation of the above issues, and I hope it will be helpful to you.

The uterine wall changes with the changes in hormones in the female body. We all know that our monthly menstrual period is caused by the shedding of the uterine wall. The shedding of the uterine wall will produce a regular transformation, from the initial thin uterine wall to the thickening of the endometrium, and finally all of it falls off and is discharged from the vagina out of the body. Generally speaking, the uterine wall of women in the early stages of menstruation will be in a thickening state. After the menstrual period, the uterine wall is thinner, and then begins to slowly thicken again.

The proliferative changes in the uterine wall are a pathological condition that results from the effects of the menstrual cycle on the uterine wall. When this happens, female friends must pay enough attention. It is best to go to the hospital immediately to check the woman's female hormones. Proliferative changes in the uterine wall may mean that you suffer from endometritis, endometriosis and other related diseases. Further examination is necessary to find out the cause of the changes. Some women have already shown corresponding clinical symptoms (abdominal pain, abdominal distension, etc.) before knowing that the uterine wall is undergoing proliferative changes, which requires more attention. If the cause of this condition is not sought immediately, it may cause female infertility.

In general, are proliferative changes of the uterine wall serious? Proliferative changes of the uterine wall are a non-physiological manifestation, which refers to the manifestation of continuous endometrial hyperplasia in women during the non-menstrual period. When such a situation occurs, we should take it seriously in our thinking. Proliferative changes indicate that you may suffer from gynecological diseases such as endometritis and endometriosis. It is best to go to the hospital for hormone tests. Uterine wall-related diseases may cause female infertility to a certain extent, and the harm is very serious.