Is it normal for the endometrial thickness to be 14mm during ovulation?

Is it normal for the endometrial thickness to be 14mm during ovulation?

The thickness of the endometrium during ovulation is 14mm, which is generally normal if there are no discomfort symptoms. If there are discomfort symptoms, it may be abnormal.

1. Normal:

The thickness of a woman's endometrium generally changes with the changes in her menstrual cycle. Generally speaking, the hormone level rises before menstruation, and the endometrium gradually thickens. After menstruation, as the hormone level drops, the endometrium gradually becomes thinner. During ovulation, as the follicles grow, the endometrium generally gradually thickens, reaching about 0.8-1.5cm. Therefore, the thickness of the endometrium during ovulation is 14mm, which is normal if there are no other discomfort symptoms.

2. Abnormal:

If accompanied by heavy vaginal bleeding, obvious abdominal pain and other symptoms, it may be abnormal and may involve endometrial lesions. Patients should pay attention and receive timely targeted treatment under the guidance of a doctor.

Regular physical examinations can usually help you understand your physical health status in a timely manner, which is conducive to the early detection of diseases. Timely treatment can also prevent the disease from developing into a serious stage.