How to treat postmenopausal endometrial hyperplasia

Many women will experience some uterine diseases after the menstrual period ends. If these diseases are not well controlled, they will cause serious damage to women's bodies. Endometrial thickening is one of the symptoms. So what is the cause of endometrial thickening after menopause?

1. The thickening of the endometrium in postmenopausal women is caused by some diseases in the female body. The most common disease is endometritis, and there are also uterine fibroids. The thickening of the endometrium caused by these diseases is abnormal and needs to be treated promptly to avoid the condition from getting worse.

2. There is also a situation that if a woman has endometrial thickening, it will usually recover slowly after the injury. This situation will not worsen again and generally does not require any treatment. This situation will usually heal itself and will not cause a great impact on women.

If the endometrial hyperplasia is severe, it is necessary to take some controllable medicines under the guidance of a doctor to quickly improve the symptoms. If the medicine does not control the woman's condition, it is necessary to use curettage to treat it. This can ensure that the woman's body can recover quickly and prevent endometrial hyperplasia from affecting the woman's body, so that the woman can recover to normal as soon as possible.

Endometrial thickening is a condition that many women encounter. A normal menstrual cycle can also cause the uterine wall to thicken and soften. The thickness of a normal woman's uterine wall is 2-10mm, but what should be the normal thickness of a menopausal woman's uterine wall? How to treat endometrial thickening?

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The normal thickness of the uterine wall during menopause should be less than 3mm, but within one year after menopause, due to the influence of residual estrogen in the uterus and ovaries, the thickness of the uterine wall will continue to grow, but it is not so obvious. At this time, the uterine wall may exceed 3mm. So does the uterine wall need treatment if it exceeds 3mm during menopause? Can I have a scraping?

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The thickness of the uterine wall of each patient is different. Many women have a uterine wall that exceeds 3mm during menopause, but there is no need to worry as long as there is no abnormal uterine bleeding. Since the endometrium thickening detected by color Doppler ultrasound examination may be due to abnormalities in the structure of the uterine cavity, such as uterine polyps. If vaginal bleeding occurs and color Doppler ultrasound shows endometrial thickening, the patient needs further testing to rule out malignant changes in the uterine wall.

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Thick endometrium during menopause may also develop into endometrial cancer. Generally, people with obesity, high blood pressure, late menopause, long-term hormone therapy, etc. should pay more attention to avoid diseases of the uterine wall. This group of people needs to go to the hospital for regular check-ups, preferably with a hysteroscopy, which can clearly see the condition of the internal tissues in the uterine cavity and can eliminate other symptoms such as uterine fibroids, uneven uterine wall, and endometriosis.

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If endometrial thickening is found during menopause, it also needs treatment. It can be treated with medication, the use of growth hormones such as lutein copper, or Chinese herbal medicines with the effects of clearing away heat and removing fire, promoting blood circulation and removing blood stasis. If the condition is serious, curettage and curettage are required. After the operation, it is usually combined with gynecitis medicine pills for nursing.