The reasons for thin endometrium, three reasons to be careful!

Thin endometrium in women is a common clinical condition, which is related to changes in estrogen in women's bodies. In addition to hormones, artificial abortion can also cause the thin endometrium of women to become thinner. At the same time, we should also pay attention to whether it is caused by congenital maldevelopment.

1. Hormonal factors (35%):

The endometrium refers to the layer that makes up the inner wall of the mammalian uterus. It responds to both estrogen and progesterone, and therefore can undergo significant changes with the sexual cycle. Gynecological experts point out that estrogen can cause uterine hypertrophy, and progesterone can promote special changes in the endometrium in the early stages of pregnancy, or change the properties of the endometrium so that it has the ability to produce decidua. Therefore, severe endocrine disorders will lead to hormonal imbalance in the body, disrupt the cyclical changes of the endometrium, and cause thin endometrium.

2. Iatrogenic factors (25%):

Artificial abortion is the main factor causing thin endometrium. Experts point out that multiple medical abortions or excessive abortion movements may cause thin endometrium. Some patients even haven't had their periods after an abortion. This shows that abortion has seriously damaged the endometrium and caused a thin endometrium. Gynecological experts point out that the thin endometrium caused by artificial abortion usually takes a long time to recover, and some patients may not even be able to recover. Therefore, experts especially remind patients that if menstruation does not come on time after an abortion, they must see a doctor for examination.

3. Congenital developmental factors (15%):

Acute uterine development is also a reason for thin endometrium, but it has been ignored for a long time. Clinically, some patients' uterine angiography is no longer an inverted pear shape, and is even long and thin. This thin endometrium caused by congenital malformation is generally difficult to treat clinically.