Does the thinning of the endometrium mean ovulation has occurred?

When pregnancy is achieved, the mood is all the same and happy, but when pregnancy is not achieved, there are various reasons. Among them, the “poor” uterine wall of women is a major cause of infertility and miscarriage. It is said that pregnancy is like planting soybeans. Having seeds requires fertile soil to allow them to take root and sprout successfully. The endometrium of a woman's uterus is the farmland, and its quality directly affects the success of test tube embryo implantation. So if the uterine wall becomes soft, does it mean that ovulation has already occurred?

After a girl ovulates, her endometrium does not become soft easily. Under normal circumstances, women's estrogen levels are relatively high before ovulation, so women's uterine wall grows faster. By ovulation, the thickness of the uterine wall is about 0.8 cm. After a girl ovulates, the level of female hormones will decrease and the level of estrogen will increase. Estrogen can resist estrogen to a certain extent, so the growth rate of the uterine wall will slow down, and it will switch from the reproductive period to the metabolic period. Therefore, overall, the uterine wall is still slowly thickening.

3 major culprits that cause the uterine wall to soften

Reason 1: Low female hormone levels

The thickness of the endometrium changes every month with the menstrual cycle, which is due to the buffering effect of estrogen metabolized by the uterus and ovaries. Estrogens are mainly estrogen and oestrogen. When these two female hormones decrease or there is ovulation disorder, it can cause the uterine wall to soften.

For thin uterine wall caused simply by endocrine factors, the thickness of the endometrium can be gradually restored to normal levels through estrogen treatment under the guidance of a doctor.

Reason 2: Long-term negative emotional stimulation

It is said that women are emotionally unstable animals, and many ladies are prone to mood swings. Negative emotions have a profound impact on all aspects of the human body. Long-term anxiety and anxiety can cause endocrine imbalance. Endocrine imbalance will inevitably affect estrogen levels, which will also affect the thickness of the uterine wall.

Remind women who are preparing for pregnancy, as well as those who are already pregnant, to pay attention to relaxing stress and learn to adjust negative emotions in time. For us right now, nothing is more important than creating life.

Reason 3: Damage to the uterine wall

Various infections, inflammations, or abortions are all common causes of uterine wall damage, which makes the endometrium respond less well to estrogen, softens the uterine wall, and even causes intrauterine adhesions. The patient's specific symptoms include oligomenorrhea, amenorrhea, infertility, etc.

Intrauterine adhesions are mainly diagnosed and treated through hysteroscopy. For those diagnosed with adhesions, hysteroscopic minimally invasive surgery is used to dissolve adhesions, promote endometrial repair, and promote menstrual recovery. However, if the endometrial damage is severe and the intrauterine adhesions are severe, even after multiple separation surgeries, it may still be impossible to restore fertility.