How to recover from thin endometrium after curettage

The harm of curettage and abortion for women is relatively large, and it often causes the thinning of the endometrium. This is also an important reason why some women find it difficult to get pregnant after a miscarriage. If the endometrium is relatively thin, it should be treated with certain methods to increase estrogen in the body and improve blood circulation in the uterus. It can be treated with drugs, and dietary conditioning should also be strengthened.

How to recover from thin endometrium after curettage

Women with thin endometrium should actively eliminate the cause. They can restore the thickness of the endometrium by increasing estrogen in the body, improving uterine blood flow, etc.

1. Medication

Estrogen and progesterone are the original driving forces for the growth of the endometrium. Currently, clinical treatment mainly relies on high-dose estrogen therapy in combination with other auxiliary drugs to synergistically promote endometrial repair and thickening and improve local blood circulation.

2. Electrical stimulation

It is a safe, non-invasive, simple and economical treatment method that can improve the endometrial thickness and blood perfusion of patients with thin endometrial infertility and increase the pregnancy rate. It mainly improves the contraction strength of the pelvic floor muscles through electrical stimulation and biofeedback, increases blood circulation, increases tissue nutrition, promotes endometrial growth, and thus improves the pregnancy rate.

3. Diet

Increase the intake of soy products, because soy products are rich in phytoestrogens, which help repair the endometrium.

4. Reasonable contraception

After abortion, the ovarian and uterine functions gradually recover and the ovaries resume ovulation. Therefore, if there is no plan to get pregnant, you should choose reliable contraceptive measures as soon as possible. Abortion can only be used as a remedial surgery as a last resort after contraceptive failure. Contraception must be the main method and abortion cannot be used as a contraceptive measure.

What is the normal thickness of the endometrium?

The uterus is the "palace" where the fetus lives, and the endometrium is the "hotbed" for nurturing life in the palace. It is the home of the embryo and the place where they take root and sprout. Whether the "soil of the hotbed" is fertile plays a key role.

The thickness of the endometrium that is more suitable for embryo implantation is 8-14mm. If a woman's endometrium is thin, it means that the "soil" for implantation is barren, and it is difficult for the embryo to survive when it implants, so the woman naturally cannot become pregnant.

It is currently recognized that the endometrium is considered thin when the thickness of the endometrium is ≤7mm in the late follicular stage.

Abortion and curettage can damage the endometrium. After an abortion, the thickness of the endometrium will be damaged due to too many curettages or too severe a curettage operation, causing the endometrium to become thinner and resulting in a decrease in menstrual volume. Multiple medical abortions or surgical abortions may cause a thin endometrium. Some patients experience delayed menstruation and less menstrual flow after abortion, which indicates that the endometrium has been severely damaged. If the underlying layer of the endometrium is damaged, the consequences can be serious.