What to do if the endometrium is thick and the menstruation is not clean

Menstrual disorders, also known as irregular menstruation, are common gynecological diseases, mainly manifested by abnormal menstrual cycles or bleeding, which may be accompanied by abdominal pain before menstruation and during menstruation and systemic symptoms. The cause of the disease may be organic or functional disorder. There are two types of endometrial thickening, one is normal thickening and the other is abnormal thickening. So what should I do if I have irregular menstruation and thick endometrium? Let me explain it in detail for everyone below.

Normally, when menstruation is about to come, the thickness of the uterine wall should not exceed 1.4cm. If the uterine wall exceeds 1.4cm, menstruation will sometimes cause a very heavy menstrual flow. Many people experience that menstruation does not stop for a long time. In this type of situation, a confirmatory curettage must be performed to see if there are any organic changes in the uterine wall. In other words, ask a gynecologist to take uterine wall tissue for examination. After the pathological results come out, it will be determined whether the uterine wall is simple endometrial hyperplasia or multiple endometrial hyperplasia, and whether there is endometrial cancer. Patients with endometrial thickening and continuous menstruation must undergo curettage of the uterine wall and take some hemostatic drugs.

How to treat endometrial thickness

If the endometrium is thick, it may be caused by hormonal disorders in the body, and some unhealthy lifestyle habits may cause endocrine disorders, such as staying up late, irregular diet, etc. Endometrial hyperplasia can cause infertility. If the body is too fat, it can also cause endometrial thickening. It is recommended to develop good habits, eat scientifically, and use vaginal shaping and beauty care. Exercise more often to enhance your resistance. This can help prevent endocrine disruption.

A thicker uterine wall is often caused by high estrogen levels. Therefore, you should eat less foods high in estrogen in your diet. Milk, black beans, etc. contain relatively high levels of estrogen, so you should eat less of them. In addition, thick endometrium in women will always cause irregular menstruation, which is caused by low estrogen level. You can consider using estrogen for treatment. In addition, foods rich in selenium have a unique effect on balancing estrogen. You can eat some selenium-containing vegetables and fruits such as oyster mushrooms, tomatoes, winter melon, etc. Eat less cold, spicy, greasy, and blood-clotting foods, such as clams, crabs, and other cold foods. Do not eat too much spicy food condiments such as mustard sauce, pepper, curry sauce, and chili peppers. During the menstrual period, you should keep warm and avoid severe cold stimulation; pay attention to rest, reduce fatigue, improve nutrition, and enhance resistance; you should try to control strong mood fluctuations, avoid obvious mental stimulation, and maintain a good mood.

Finally, endometrial thickening is also called uterine wall hyperplasia, which mainly refers to a disease in which the uterine wall is perforated due to inflammation, endocrine disorders and other reasons. Endometrial thickening is common in adolescent or menopausal women with irregular menstruation, and is manifested by heavy menstrual flow, prolonged menstruation, and prolonged bleeding.