Some women may experience thin endometrium during pregnancy, and in this case, everyone is very worried. One is whether this situation will cause serious harm to the woman's body, and the other is whether it will affect the baby in the belly. So many people are panicking. So, what should we do if the endometrium is thin during pregnancy?
When the endometrium is relatively thin, pregnancy may affect the normal development of the embryo and lead to symptoms of threatened miscarriage. In principle, women with thin endometrium should first adjust the thickness of the endometrium by supplementing estrogen and other factors to restore normal pregnancy.
For pregnant women with thin endometrium, it is necessary to use appropriate methods for fetal protection treatment. Taking estrogen reasonably and correctly under the guidance of a doctor is the most direct and effective way to promote endometrial growth. If there is insufficient progesterone level at the same time, progesterone can be taken for fetal protection treatment.
In daily diet, it is important to eat more foods rich in plant flavonoids and vitamin E, such as soybeans, black beans, kiwifruit, peanuts, carrots, etc. Eating fish and chicken in moderation can help balance the endocrine function of the ovaries and promote the growth of the endometrium. Generally, after three months of pregnancy, the fetal condition is relatively stable.
