Post Date April, 15 2023
Endometrium is a thin layer of tissue in the female uterine wall, and estrogen and progesterone play a decisive role in its changes. Of course, some objective factors, such as congenital uterine abnormalities and trauma, also affect the endometrium. Endometrial thickening is common in clinical medicine. How is the best treatment for endometrial thickening in women?
How to treat endometrial thickening
How to treat endometrial thickening
1. Drug treatment: For patients who are young, have reproductive needs or have mild illness, drugs can be selected to control the disease. Drugs for endometrial thickening are mainly used to regulate estrogen secretion. It is recommended to select drugs under the guidance of professional doctors.
2. Life conditioning: For some patients with mild illness, the disease can also be effectively controlled through life conditioning, which mainly includes light diet, avoiding spicy and irritant food, and eating more blood activating and qi enriching food such as black fungus, ass hide glue, black bone chicken, etc. At the same time, we should exercise moderately, control weight, adjust mentality, etc.
3. Surgical treatment: For young, childless or cancer prone patients, surgical hysterectomy can be considered. This method can effectively protect the life and health of patients once and for all. There are many hospitals that can perform hysterectomy. It is recommended to select the national regular gynecology and obstetrics hospital for operation as far as possible.
Is endometrial thickness generally benign
Generally speaking, endometrial thickness belongs to both sexes. Endometrial thickening is common in menopausal women. Due to the lack of progesterone in the body, estrogen in the body continues to stimulate endometrial hyperplasia and make endometrial hyperplasia thicker. Endometrial hyperplasia includes benign hyperplasia and atypical hyperplasia. Atypical endometrial hyperplasia has a certain possibility of canceration and requires diagnostic curettage. If it is benign hyperplasia, regular re-examination is required to avoid canceration.
