Why can't the bleeding be stopped due to endometrial thickening? Go to the hospital for examination in time

There are many reasons why the endometrium is thickened and the bleeding cannot be stopped, such as miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy. Or it can be caused by endometrial lesions and systemic diseases. Blood system diseases and tumor consumptive diseases can cause this situation, so you should pay attention to a comprehensive check. You can perform a curettage and send the scraped endometrial tissue for pathological examination. If the bleeding is very heavy, you need to do a blood test to check the cause before you can have a clear treatment.

Endometrial thickening is a common gynecological disease that is very harmful to women because it has a certain possibility of canceration, especially for elderly women. Some patients cannot stop bleeding and are extremely worried about this situation. They want to know why endometrial thickening cannot stop bleeding?
1. Miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy <br/>Intrauterine pregnancy miscarriage or ectopic pregnancy, because after pregnancy, the levels of estrogen and progesterone are relatively high. Under the stimulation of progesterone, the endometrium will significantly thicken. When miscarriage, ectopic pregnancy or decreased pregnancy activity occurs, the endometrium loses the support of hormone levels and withdrawal bleeding will occur. The bleeding time will be relatively long and more.
2. Endometrial lesions include functional lesions and organic lesions. Functional lesions are mainly seen in dysfunctional abnormal uterine bleeding, while organic lesions are mainly seen in endometrial polyps, submucosal uterine fibroids, adenomyosis, endometrial malignant tumors, etc. In this case, hysteroscopy is required for further diagnosis.
3. Systemic diseases <br/>Systemic diseases should be considered, such as blood system diseases, tumor-consuming diseases, and abnormal thyroid function, etc.
If the endometrium is thickened and the bleeding cannot be stopped, the first thing to do is to do a diagnostic curettage, and send the scraped endometrial tissue to a pathological examination to see if there is any lesion in the endometrium. Curettage can stop the bleeding. In addition, as a diagnostic examination, the scraped tissue can be sent to a pathological examination.
Endometrial thickening and bleeding should be treated in the obstetrics and gynecology department of the hospital. You can do a scraping and send it for pathological examination. The next treatment measures will be determined based on the results of the pathological examination. If there is a lot of bleeding, a routine blood test should be performed to see if anemia or coagulation function is abnormal. It depends on the specific condition and you should actively cooperate with the treatment.