Under what circumstances will endometrial thickening recur?

The symptoms of endometrial thickness must be understood before treatment. Only by understanding the symptoms of endometrial thickness can we help everyone make a correct diagnosis and then implement active treatment. The following is an analysis by experts on the circumstances under which endometrial thickness will recur.

Endometrial thickness refers to a gynecological disease caused by the growth of endometrium outside the uterine covering and uterine body muscle layer. The clinical manifestations of endometrial thickness are sometimes inconsistent with the severity of the disease. Patients with severe clinical manifestations may have mild or localized lesions, while patients with extensive lesions or even severe deformation of the pelvic anatomical structure may have few clinical manifestations.

The pain usually starts 1-2 days before menstruation. The menstruation starts to reach its peak when the bleeding is equivalent to thick endometrium. Most patients can relieve the pain during menstruation. However, in advanced patients, especially when there are extensive and significant adhesions in the pelvis, the pain may persist.

Regarding the symptoms of endometrial thickness, everyone must make a choice based on their own actual situation. Only by understanding the symptoms of endometrial thickness can we help everyone make a correct diagnosis and implement active treatment methods.