Patient's question:
What should I do if my menstrual flow is light and the endometrium is thin? Currently, I don't have a normal menstrual cycle, and after a check-up, I found out that I have a condition of thin endometrium. How can it be treated and can it be cured? How should I treat thin endometrium?Doctor's answer:
The thinning of the endometrium can lead to reduced menstrual flow or amenorrhea, primarily due to endocrine hormone imbalances. If the endometrium is thin, it should be actively treated, as it can directly interfere with delivery. Attention should be paid to checking the six sex hormones, and Western medicine can be combined with traditional Chinese medicine treatment.Recommendation: It is best to consult at a local reputable public hospital and undergo tests after clarification. Blindly implementing treatment not only fails to cure the condition but may even worsen the progression of the disease.
It is recommended that you visit a formal, professional, and technologically advanced rapid pregnancy hospital for a detailed and thorough examination to identify the specific condition and provide targeted treatment. Do not miss the best time for treatment.