How to treat endometrial thickening effectively

The noisy life makes our hearts restless. In this busy world, when many female friends are attacked by thick endometrium, they feel extremely panicked and uneasy. Some patients really want to know how to treat it. So, how should thick endometrium be treated? In this regard, we would like to invite the professional introduction of hospital experts.

(1) Drug treatment: mainly hormone therapy. Because the thick endometrium responds to ovarian endocrine secretion, sex hormone therapy has become an important treatment for this disease.

(2) Surgical treatment: If drug treatment is ineffective, large ovarian cysts (thick endometrium) are formed, pelvic lesions are severe, or symptoms are severe, surgical treatment should be considered.

There are 2 types of surgery:

Conservative surgery: mainly involves removing the affected ovary or removing thick ovarian endometrial cysts, separating pelvic adhesions, removing pelvic lesions, and preserving fertility. This type of surgery is mostly used for young patients who want to have children.

Radical surgery: includes the removal of the entire uterus, bilateral adnexa and pelvic lesions. It is mainly used for older patients near menopause. Semi-conservative surgery is to remove the uterus or uterine lesions, remove pelvic lesions, and retain one or both ovaries. Conservative or semi-conservative surgery retains the ovaries, so the lesions may recur and even require another surgery. These patients usually need to use sex hormones for a period of time after conservative surgery.

What should you do if you suffer from endometrial thickening? The above is the expert’s introduction to endometrial thickening. I hope it will be helpful to everyone. Finally, I would like to remind patients and friends to pay great attention to it and not delay treatment for a long time, otherwise there will be serious harm.