How to prevent endometrial thickening?

As a woman, we are easily attacked by many diseases in our lives. For example, endometrial thickness is a common disease among women. Because it is a disease with no obvious symptoms after being diagnosed, women find it in the middle and late stages. The following mainly introduces some ways to prevent endometrial thickness.

1. Strictly follow the operating procedures of the fallopian tube patency test (ventilation, fluid perfusion) and angiography. Do not perform it right after the menstruation ends or directly during the curettage cycle to avoid pressing endometrial fragments into the abdominal cavity through the fallopian tube.

2. During cesarean section and cesarean section evacuation, care should be taken to prevent the contents of the uterine cavity from overflowing into the abdominal cavity. When suturing the uterine incision, do not let the suture pass through the endometrial layer. Before suturing the abdominal wall incision, flush with normal saline to prevent endometrial implantation.

3. Avoid unnecessary, repeated or overly rough gynecological bimanual examinations near the menstrual period to prevent the endometrium from being squeezed into the fallopian tubes and causing abdominal implants.

4. Gynecological surgery should be avoided as much as possible near menstruation. If it must be performed, the operation should be gentle and avoid squeezing the uterus, otherwise the endometrium may be squeezed into the fallopian tube and abdominal cavity.

5. It is necessary to promptly correct the excessive uterine flexion and cervical stenosis to ensure smooth drainage of menstrual blood and avoid backflow caused by congestion.

In short, the above mainly introduces some methods to prevent endometrial thickening in life. I hope that these preventive methods introduced will be helpful for female friends to effectively prevent themselves from suffering from this disease. In addition, it is recommended that women must develop the good habit of seeking medical treatment regularly for physical examinations.