Does thick uterine wall require curettage?

Generally, the uterine wall of women is relatively thin, which has a lot to do with estrogen. It is often the ovarian and uterine lesions that increase stimulation in the body and cause endocrine disorders. So does thick uterine wall require curettage treatment?

1 Young people: Most of them have abnormal ovarian function and cannot ovulate well. The uterus may bleed and the body temperature should be checked. If it is confirmed that the person has simple anovulation, ovulation induction treatment can generally be used. If it is due to other pathological reasons, curettage and surgery are required.

For people of reproductive age who suffer from thick uterine wall, a single curettage can usually control the bleeding. If bleeding continues after curettage, you should go to the hospital for a thorough examination to see if there are other reasons. People of reproductive age may also suffer from polycystic ovary syndrome due to infertility and need to undergo polycystic ovary syndrome treatment.

3. For menopausal women, there is anovulatory dysfunction and uterine bleeding. If the menstrual cycle changes after curettage and hemostasis, and the amount of blood increases and the bleeding time becomes very long, you can do cyclical progesterone treatment every two months, and go to the hospital for examination after 3 cycles.

Note:

People with thick uterine walls should know the cause and receive targeted treatment. If they need to undergo a curettage, they should rest more, take good care of hygiene, eat more vegetables and fruits to supplement nutrition, and abstain from sexual intercourse and bathing for one month.