Patient's question:
Post-surgery, there was intermittent and recurring minimal peeling of the cervix. I have been taking You suyue without any leakage of medication. When I was taking the white pills, the doctor instructed me to keep three pills and not take them, instead starting the pink pills. This was because the intermittent peeling of the endometrium was only 2mm at that time. Two days later, the peeling occurred like menstruation. The doctor prescribed caffeine acid for topical application, which was used for three days. On the 10th day after stopping the bleeding (which was the 13th day of the menstrual cycle), an ultrasound showed a thickness of 3.6mm.Is it normal to have a thickness of 3.6mm on the 13th day after menstruation? According to the information I found online, the current thickness falls within the normal range of 3-15 days in the menstrual cycle. If the thickness is indeed thin, what other methods besides birth control pills can help thicken it?
Doctor's answer:
Hello, how was the smoothness of the surgical procedure during your? Did you experience significant vaginal bleeding? If the ultrasound monitoring data shows that the endometrium is less than 4 mm, it is considered that the endometrium is too thin. Especially on the 13th day of your menstrual cycle, the endometrium should be at least 7 mm or more. Clinically, it is recommended to take Duphaston orally to promote endometrial thickening. It is suggested that you follow your doctor's advice and take the contraceptive pills diligently, eat more soy products, drink more soy milk, and reduce fried and spicy foods.