Postmenopausal thick endometrium can cause cancer

After menopause, the thickness of the endometrium should be 0.3 cm. If the endometrium is too thick, then there is indeed a certain chance of cancer, so it should be noted. Endometrium thick will cause shedding bleeding, postmenopausal women should check B-ultrasound once a year. Mainly to see the structure of the uterus, there are some space-occupying lesions excluded, in addition to look at the size of the uterus and endometrial thickness. If postmenopausal women once found endometrial thickening, do not be careless, should be regular obstetrics and gynecology further curettage surgery, the curettage of the endometrium to further send pathological examination to rule out malignant lesions. If it is endometrial cancer, early detection and early treatment, after the cure is still better.