Endometrial thickness of 15 mm is cancer

The health of the uterus is directly related to the physical condition of a woman. Many women don't know whether the thickness of their uterine wall is normal. So is endometrial thickness of 15mm cancer?

The normal thickness of the endometrium is 5 to 10 mm. Generally, before menarche, the uterine wall is thicker and after the menstrual period, the uterine wall is very thin. A uterine wall of 15mm indicates that there are already obvious signs of thickening. The common cause is multifunctional uterine bleeding, which is usually caused by some endocrine disorders. It usually requires endocrine treatment or uterine curettage. However, cancer cannot be simply inferred based on endometrial thickening. The diagnosis of cancer must be based on pathophysiological diagnosis.

The standard value of the uterine wall is around 10MM. The thickness of the normal uterine wall is not fixed and will not change, but a dynamic process that changes continuously with the menstrual cycle. It starts to thicken gradually after menstruation and then becomes thicker before menarche.

The thickness of the uterine wall is related to the menstrual cycle. It is 8-9mm during ovulation, 11-12mm 1-2 days after ovulation, and about 15-19mm before menstruation. When did you check? If it is before menstruation, it is normal.

Normally, menstruation will occur when the uterine wall is around 1.0 cm. Your uterine wall is currently too thick. This indicates that your endocrine level is abnormal and the possibility of lesions is also very high. It is recommended that you go to the hospital for a physical examination as soon as possible to confirm the diagnosis and treatment.

Frequently asked questions

In short, it depends on when you check the thickness, before or after menstruation. It is very important to understand this. If it is before menstruation, it is recommended to seek treatment as soon as possible.