Patient's question:
Because the safety measures were not properly taken, I got pregnant. Neither my boyfriend nor I were prepared to have a child, so we decided to have an abortion. After reviewing a lot of information and following the doctor's advice, we chose medication abortion. However, the thickening of the endometrium after medication abortion is what caused it. I am very worried about whether my body will affect my ability to have children in the future.Doctor's answer:
After taking medication for a miscarriage, I was waiting for a full month for my menstrual cycle to completely recover. Before my next period, I had an ultrasound follow-up, and the results showed that the endometrium had thickened. This was due to hormonal interference, and the endometrium had not fully returned to normal. If the endometrium is still thick after one menstrual period, you can take 10 days of progesterone or dydrogesterone to help the endometrium shed. Alternatively, you can take 2 to 3 months of progesterone to regulate it, which can prevent endometrial thickening caused by endocrine disorders.