Treatment of Thin Endometrium

Thin endometrium is a condition caused by insufficient endometrial thickness, mainly affecting women of reproductive age, particularly those over 35. This disease may result in scanty or irregular menstruation and infertility. Common treatments include medication, physical therapy, and advanced stem cell therapy. If timely treatment is missed, it may lead to long-term infertility or other gynecological complications, severely affecting quality of life.

Emerging Treatment Methods

Stem Cell Therapy

Stem cell therapy, as an innovative treatment for thin endometrium, promotes repair and regeneration of damaged endometrium, improving overall uterine function. By activating endogenous repair mechanisms, this therapy significantly enhances endometrial thickness and blood flow.

① Promotes Endometrial Regeneration: Stem cells activate endometrial cells and enhance proliferative capacity.

② Improves Uterine Blood Flow: Increases local microcirculation in the endometrium, aiding nutrient supply.

③ Enhances Conception Rates: Effectively improves pregnancy success rates in infertile patients.

④ Reduces Recurrence Risk: Maintains long-term endometrial health and prevents relapse.

⑤ High Safety: Minimally invasive, few side effects, and well tolerated by patients.

Conventional Treatment Methods

1. Hormone Therapy

Hormone therapy supplements estrogen and progesterone to regulate endometrial growth and restore menstrual regularity. It is suitable for cases caused by hormonal imbalance but may carry risks such as increased blood clotting with long-term use.

2. Traditional Chinese Medicine

TCM regulates the female internal environment, promotes blood circulation, and balances endocrine function, supporting endometrial repair. Although slower in effect, it is safer for women with weak constitutions or intolerance to hormone therapy.

3. Physical Therapy

Physical methods such as intrauterine massage and low-intensity laser therapy help improve blood flow to the endometrium, stimulate cellular activity, and increase thickness, serving as important adjunctive treatments.

4. Surgical Treatment

Some patients with intrauterine adhesions or structural abnormalities may require surgery. Hysteroscopic removal of pathological tissue helps restore uterine cavity structure, improving endometrial environment and function.

5. Nutritional Support

A balanced diet and vitamin supplementation support endometrial repair and function. Nutrients such as folic acid and vitamin E play vital roles in maintaining endometrial health.

6. Psychological Intervention

Psychological stress affects endocrine and immune function. Appropriate counseling and stress management are important for recovery and preventing recurrence.

Conclusion

Thin endometrium significantly impacts female fertility, and early scientific treatment is essential. Experts at United Life International Medical Center highlight that combining stem cell therapy with multiple other treatment methods can markedly improve endometrial condition and patient quality of life. Patients are advised to seek timely medical care and follow personalized treatment plans to achieve effective recovery.