What are the dangers of thick endometrium?

Endometrial thickening, also known as endometrial hyperplasia, is a relatively common disease caused by endogenous factors. Of course, increased exogenous estrogen can also cause the onset of this disease. Once the patient has endometrial gland hyperplasia, he or she will feel uncomfortable. And this disease also has symptoms of interstitial hyperplasia. And the patient will have varying degrees of functional uterine bleeding. And not only people of childbearing age will get sick, but menopausal women will also get sick. So what are the dangers of endometrial thickening?

1. Abnormal thickening of the endometrium actually has many hazards, and patients are prone to dysmenorrhea during menstruation. Patients are also more likely to have difficulty in implantation of fertilized eggs, and even infertility, so active treatment is needed.

2. When the endometrium is abnormally thickened, the patient is more likely to have many adverse reactions, and the patient is more likely to have nausea and even vomiting. Sometimes there will even be symptoms of dizziness, headaches, and sometimes breast pain.

3 In addition, some abnormal endometrial thickening problems can easily cause ovarian ovulation disorders, making patients more likely to experience symptoms of functional uterine bleeding, dysmenorrhea, and even menorrhagia.