When the lining is 11mm thick, diagnostic curettage is not needed if there are no other abnormalities; if there is abnormal vaginal bleeding, diagnostic curettage may be needed.
Diagnostic curettage is generally not necessary for the time being if the lining is 11 mm thick and is not accompanied by other abnormal symptoms, such as vaginal bleeding or irregular menstruation.
If accompanied by other abnormal symptoms such as vaginal bleeding, increased menstrual flow and irregular menstruation, diagnostic curettage should not be performed directly on adolescent females, and other methods of treatment should be used first to prevent damage to the uterine lining. If other methods are ineffective or the condition is severe, diagnostic curettage should be performed.
For patients who are accompanied by abnormal symptoms and are older, diagnostic curettage is needed as early as possible to prevent delays, considering the possibility of endometrial cancer and other diseases.
If the endometrium is 11mm thick, it is recommended to consult a doctor in time, complete the relevant examination, clarify the cause of the disease under the guidance of a professional doctor, and target the treatment, so as to avoid delaying the condition.