The endometrial thickening 6mm after menopause is a thick situation, the serious situation should be seen in different situations, generally not serious, but there may be endometrial polyps, atypical hyperplasia of the endometrium, endometrial cancer and other diseases, which are more serious at this time, so it cannot be ignored and should be vigilant. After menopause, the ovarian function of women has declined, estrogen levels have decreased, the normal thickness of the endometrium should be less than 5mm, and in general should not exceed 4mm. i. Not serious: endometrial thickening of 6mm after menopause may be due to the high estrogen content in the supplements or food taken by women after menopause, such as royal jelly, deer fetus powder, etc., which may lead to benign endometrial hyperplasia, which is generally not Serious, but also need to pay attention to, benign endometrial hyperplasia continue to evolve, may develop into more serious cases, can be appropriate to reduce the use of such supplements. Second, more serious: 1, endometrial polyps: endometrial thickening 6mm after menopause, endometrial polyps may occur, which may be caused by increased estrogen, or inflammation. If the examination reveals only one polyp or a small endometrial polyp, there can be no obvious clinical manifestations, while symptomatic women will have abnormal uterine bleeding and other more serious situations; 2, endometrial atypical hyperplasia: when women’s endometrial thickening 6mm after menopause, it is easy to cause endometrial atypical hyperplasia, which is a precancerous lesion, a few asymptomatic, more serious will appear abnormal Vaginal discharge, large amount of discharge, white belt with blood, some women will have dysfunctional anemia, at this time it is easy to cause anemia due to large amount of bleeding, which is more serious; 3, endometrial cancer: when women’s endometrium thickens 6mm after menopause, the probability of endometrial cancer will increase, endometrial cancer belongs to endometrial epithelial malignant tumor, the main clinical manifestation is abnormal uterine bleeding, especially after menopause The main clinical manifestations are abnormal uterine bleeding, especially postmenopausal vaginal bleeding, abnormal vaginal fluid discharge, and in case of co-infection, purulent fluid discharge with foul odor, and even lymphatic metastasis and hematogenous metastasis to reach the whole body organs, causing serious consequences. If you find that your endometrium is thickened by 6mm after menopause, you should seek help from your doctor and undergo tests, such as hysteroscopy, as recommended by your doctor. The hysteroscopy can tell whether it is a polyp or a hyperplasia inside and deal with it at the same time. If it is a polyp, do an electrodesiccation, and if it is an endometrial hyperplasia, scrape out the endometrium and go for pathology. If the pathology result shows that the lesion is only benign, just observe and review it regularly. If it is precancerous lesion or endometrial cancer, it can be detected early and the lesion is limited to the body of the uterus, total hysterectomy and double adnexal resection can be used, which will not affect the health too much.