Тонкий эндометрий: причины проблемы и способы решения.

Sign up for a consultation at the Center for Infertility and Reproduction (CIR) https://clck.ru/3TfVRZ Join our Telegram chat https://t.me/+oMLMs1FrWzliMzFi ​ In this video, obstetrician-gynecologist Anna Igorevna Drozhzhina from the CIR talks about a thin endometrium. A thin endometrium is defined as not reaching a certain size, which correlates with the likelihood of pregnancy. The endometrium undergoes certain changes throughout the menstrual cycle. To put it simply, it initially grows, and during the first phase, before ovulation, it expands. This is the proliferative phase. At the time of implantation, it has been statistically proven that pregnancy is more likely to occur when the endometrium reaches a thickness of at least 7 mm. When this does not occur, the endometrium is considered thin. Are there ways to build it up? The thing is, the endometrium isn't easy to work with. First of all, you need to understand that it's hormone-dependent tissue, meaning it's a target for hormones. And it grows under the influence of certain hormones. Therefore, the first thing you can do is look for any hormonal dysregulation that's preventing the endometrium from growing. That's one option. The second option—the most concerning—is when the basal layer of the endometrium is damaged. This layer is made up of stem cells that give rise to the functional layer, which is then implanted and is constantly shed during menstruation. So, if this basal layer of stem cells is damaged, and the damage is widespread, meaning that most of the uterus is damaged, which will prevent any growth at all or will result in a thin endometrium, this is a very serious problem. Currently, there are no ways to restore the basal layer. Yes, they're trying cavitation, magnets, and a lot of physiotherapy, but there's no data to support their effectiveness. Therefore, the focus should be more on preserving the endometrium. That is, preventing interventions: surgery, curettage, unnecessary hysteroscopies, and biopsies. We're on VKontakte https://vk.com/socialnetcir Our Rutube https://rutube.ru/channel/23913594/ Our Yandex Zen https://vk.cc/cc19Fc The Center for Immunology and Reproduction (CIR) is a network of fertility, obstetrics, and prenatal diagnostics clinics with its own medical testing laboratory, "CIR Laboratories." We've been in business since 1996. Our main areas of expertise: Diagnosis and treatment of infertility and miscarriage Preparation for IVF Pregnancy planning and management Urology and andrology Assistance and prevention of severe pregnancy complications, preeclampsia, APS, thrombophilia All types of testing. We help people become parents even in the most challenging cases! Our channel is dedicated to obstetrics, gynecology, and reproductive medicine. We publish videos about medical news, reviews of articles from international scientific journals, analyses of complex clinical cases, and answer subscribers' questions in our videos. Our videos will be useful for doctors of various specialties whose work is related to reproductive medicine, as well as for patients and the general public interested in obstetrics and gynecology and seeking answers to their questions. Our channel features live broadcasts with Igor Ivanovich Guzov, MD, PhD, obstetrician-gynecologist, in which he discusses medical news and answers your questions. Subscribe to our channel to stay up to date with broadcasts and new videos! This video:    • Тонкий эндометрий: причины проблемы и спос...   Other videos about gynecology: https://vk.cc/9l0i0x Many interesting videos: https://goo.gl/64X3c1 ​ #CIR #YeastAI #gynecology #endometrium #thinendometrium #infertility #women'shealth