Many women suffer from endometrial damage, and the symptoms exhibited by women with different constitutions may vary. Some women may have symptoms of menstrual flow, which makes many women feel anxious. So, let's take a look at how to treat endometrial damage and menstrual flow?
After the endometrium is damaged, the amount of menstrual bleeding is relatively small. It can be adjusted through medication to see the effect. Firstly, some western medicine can be used for treatment. In daily life, natural estrogen can be used according to the doctor's advice and the course of treatment. During the process of supplementing estrogen, it helps to gradually repair the endometrium, thus helping to gradually increase the amount of bleeding during menstruation.
Secondly, some traditional Chinese medicine can also be used for treatment. Under the guidance of a doctor, some Chinese medicine with the function of nourishing qi, nourishing blood, and regulating menstruation can be combined. After proper regulation, it can also improve the situation of relatively less menstrual bleeding. In future life, be careful not to undergo frequent curettage or abortion surgeries, as multiple uterine cavity surgeries can cause significant damage to the endometrium.
Patients with endometrial damage and low menstrual flow should supplement their female body with progesterone at the normal therapeutic dose, then stop taking the medication and wait for the endometrium to fall off to achieve the desired thickness. The changes in the endometrium and menstrual flow of women vary with the secretion levels of estrogen and progesterone in the body. If you find that the endometrium is thick, menstrual flow is low, irregular vaginal bleeding often occurs during non menstrual periods, and oral progesterone does not work, you should go to the hospital for endometrial scraping.
