What should I do if my endometrium is thick and I don’t have my period?

What should I do if my endometrium is thick and I don’t have my period?

Endometrial thickness usually refers to endometrial hyperplasia, which may affect the shedding of the endometrium and thus affect the normal menstrual cycle. Menstruation usually requires general treatment, drug treatment or surgical treatment.

1. General treatment: During the treatment of endometrial hyperplasia, you should insist on exercising, adjust your diet structure appropriately, and try to keep your weight within the normal range.

2. Drug treatment: Medroxyprogesterone acetate tablets, dydrogesterone tablets and other drugs can be used under the guidance of doctors. They can regulate hormone levels and inhibit endometrial thickening.

3. Surgical treatment: If conservative treatment is not particularly effective, a total hysterectomy may be required. A small amount of vaginal bleeding may occur after the operation, so you need to follow the doctor's instructions and take good care of yourself.

During the treatment, we also need to do a good job of daily life, do moderate soothing exercises, and try not to do heavier physical labor in daily life. You can eat more nutritious foods, such as eggs, fish, milk, etc.; you can also eat more fresh fruits, vegetables and grains, which can make the body recover faster.