What are the characteristics of endometrial thickening?

What are the characteristics of endometrial thickening? For female friends, gynecological diseases are undoubtedly the most terrible health killers. Endometrial thickening is more common in adolescent or menopausal women with irregular menstruation. It is a reversible endocrine system disease that brings great harm and impact to patients. So, what are the characteristics of endometrial thickening?

1. Menstrual disorders: often manifested as irregular vaginal bleeding, infrequent menstruation, amenorrhea or continuous bleeding after a period of amenorrhea. It is generally called anovulatory uterine bleeding.

2. Dysmenorrhea: Many women do not experience dysmenorrhea before, but they will experience dysmenorrhea after endometrial hyperplasia occurs. In this case, the dysmenorrhea lasts for a long time, and the severity of dysmenorrhea will increase as the woman's menstrual period continues.

3. Bladder symptoms: Endometrial hyperplasia will affect women's urination, causing frequent urination and painful urination. Hematuria may also occur.

4. Pain during sexual intercourse: This is a very obvious symptom. When women have endometrial hyperplasia, they will feel pain during sexual intercourse, and the pain will be more severe before the menstrual period. Surgical treatment is not recommended, but Chinese medicine can be used for treatment. It will not recur after being cured and is deeply trusted by patients.

Patients with endometrial thickening should maintain a happy spirit and avoid mental stimulation and mood swings. Pay attention to hygiene, prevent infection, and pay attention to the hygiene and cleanliness of the external genitalia. Keep warm during menstruation and avoid cold stimulation. Underwear should be soft, cotton, and well ventilated. Wash and change frequently, and dry the changed underwear in the sun.

Regular gynecological examinations are recommended, as imbalanced estrogen and progesterone levels in the body can make people more susceptible to this disease. Therefore, women who are obese, have high blood pressure, diabetes, unmarried women who have never given birth, and women who have delayed menopause should be highly vigilant and have regular gynecological examinations. Do not blindly use hormones, as estrogen can stimulate the endometrium and thicken it.