The thickness of the endometrium is related to women's physical health. The thickness of the endometrium will change differently in different environments. When women have menstruation, the endometrium will become thinner, and the thickness of the endometrium will also change after miscarriage. So, can endometrial thickness be naturally aborted?
Endometrial thickness can lead to spontaneous abortion. There is not a significant correlation between endometrial thickness and spontaneous abortion. Spontaneous abortion is usually caused by a woman's inability to meet the needs of pregnancy due to her own physical conditions. Endometrial thickness can cause menstrual abnormalities, irregular bleeding, and other conditions in women, sometimes requiring curettage to be treated effectively.
After a woman becomes pregnant, the endometrium undergoes shedding changes. In the case of natural miscarriage, not only will the gestational sac be expelled, but these shedding tissues will also be expelled. After abortion, it is recommended that women undergo an ultrasound examination to check the thickness of the endometrium. Generally, a thickness of about 0.5cm is normal. If the endometrium is thick, it is likely that the detached tissue has not been completely expelled.
After a natural abortion, women should also observe the vaginal bleeding situation. Generally, the amount of vaginal bleeding will not exceed the normal menstrual flow. If the vaginal bleeding lasts for a long time and the amount of bleeding is large, it is necessary to go to the hospital for examination to determine whether there is any residue in the uterine cavity. If there is, curettage surgery is needed for treatment.
