How to cure endometrial thickening?

When suffering from endometrial thickening, we should actively treat it, but if the method is inappropriate, it will affect the treatment effect and also affect the patient's health. Hospital experts pointed out that traditional methods of treating endometrial thickening have many disadvantages, and patients should choose carefully. So, what does it mean to cure endometrial thickening? Let's take a look at the following introduction.

1. Conservative treatment

Pseudo-pregnancy or pseudo-menopause therapy is often used to artificially cause the menstruation to stop and form a pseudo-pregnancy state. Without menstruation, there will be no dysmenorrhea, but this type of drug has great side effects and can cause certain damage to the liver and kidneys. Some patients have to stop taking the drug when the disease has not yet been cured due to side effects. After stopping the drug, menstruation will still occur and the disease will generally continue to develop.

2. There are two types of surgical treatment

(1) Radical surgery: This involves the complete removal of both ovaries and uterus. This is extremely cruel to young and childless women. The complications and sequelae caused by this surgery will cause certain physical and mental pain to the patient, and menopausal syndrome will occur after the surgery.

(2) Conservative surgery: The lesion is locally excised, peeled off, and removed. However, due to the heavy adhesion of the disease, the surgery is often incomplete. For example, if the lesion is thick enough to reach the sacral ligament or invade the rectum, the recurrence rate is high after electrocautery.

What does it mean to cure endometrial thickness? The above is the relevant introduction from experts, are you clear? Traditional methods of treating endometrial thickness can cause great harm to women. It is the best choice for patients to choose modern methods for treatment.