The uterus can be said to be a very important reproductive organ for women, and the thickness of the endometrium varies at each stage. The endometrium is thickest before menstruation and thinnest after menstruation. In general, it is abnormal for a woman's endometrium to be too thick or too thin. So, how to regulate thick endometrium?
There are many reasons for endometrial thickness, and patients need to treat it according to the actual cause. If the thickening of the endometrium is caused by endometritis, uterine fibroids, or endometriosis, surgical treatment is necessary, and medication can also be taken as an adjuvant treatment. Pay attention to following medical advice and do not use medication indiscriminately.
If the thick endometrium is caused by psychological factors, excessive stress, or endocrine disorders, women need to go to the hospital for six hormone tests to determine the specific cause before receiving targeted treatment. During treatment, it is important to maintain a light diet and adjust one's mindset to avoid excessive psychological pressure.
In general, the treatment for endometrial thickening depends on the actual cause, and surgical treatment is required for endometrial thickening caused by diseases. If the thickening of the endometrium is caused by endocrine disorders, medication is needed to regulate the endocrine system. If the thickening of the endometrium is caused by excessive pressure, it is necessary to adjust one's mindset.
