Patient's question:
Female, 35 years old, not in good health, went to the hospital for a check-up and was diagnosed with thin endometrium. Please ask; what should I do about thin endometrium?Doctor's answer:
Treating endometrial thinning requires that when diagnosed with endometrial thinning, it must be done under estrogen levels. If the estrogen levels are not sufficient, and the endometrial thickness is less than 8 mm at this time, it cannot be diagnosed as endometrial thinning. It can only be said that the insufficient estrogen levels have caused the endometrial thinning. It is recommended that patients with endometrial adhesion and damage should have cold instruments removed under laparoscopy to prevent adhesion, and severe cases may require endometrial grafting. Ovulation disorders should be resolved through puncture and intervention.