How to regulate menstruation when endometrium is thin

Many female friends are prone to thin endometrial wall, and this is also a relatively common phenomenon, so women do not need to worry too much when they have thin endometrial wall. However, if menstruation does not come yet, we need to pay attention to it and regulate it well, otherwise it will have a great impact on women’s fertility. So, how to regulate thin endometrium and no menstruation?

There are many ways to treat thin endometrium. We can use Western medicine or surgery to treat thin endometrium. In addition, we can also use diet therapy to regulate thin endometrium.

Thin endometrium is a common disease in women. When women are under the influence of certain estrogen, if the endometrium cannot reach a thickness of 8 mm during ultrasound examination, it is judged as thin endometrium. There are systemic causes for thin endometrium. Common causes include low estrogen levels, insufficient progesterone levels, ovulation disorders, and lack of growth hormone. There are also local causes, such as endometrial damage, adhesions, and absence. For some patients, the endometrium has not yet recovered after artificial abortion, which can also lead to thin endometrium.

If the endometrium is thin, you can eat more soybeans and soy products, because soybeans contain natural estrogen and can supplement estrogen. In addition, eating more mutton, black chicken and other meats will also be beneficial to it. You should also pay attention to contraception in your daily life to prevent thin endometrium caused by artificial abortion. If the endometrium is thin, it should be treated actively. You can also eat more foods containing natural estrogen in your daily diet to supplement estrogen.

Generally speaking, light menstrual blood flow is caused by low estrogen levels. Estrogen stimulates the thickening of the endometrium in preparation for conception. If conception does not occur, the proliferating endometrium will shed and bleed to form menstruation. Low estrogen levels in the body can cause a thin endometrium and less menstrual bleeding, which can affect conception in the future. Factors may cause the egg to not implant well, resulting in failure to conceive as planned.

Women should eat more foods with high protein content, such as eggs and chicken. Thin endometrial wall may cause female infertility, and it is also prone to a series of phenomena such as endocrine disorders and progesterone deficiency, so women must seek treatment in time.