The endometrium is 14mm thick and I haven't had my period for two months. What should I do?

The endometrium is 14mm thick. If you haven't had your period for two months, you need to go to the hospital for relevant examinations to determine whether you are pregnant and receive symptomatic treatment based on the examination results.

The thickness of the endometrium is 14mm, indicating that the endometrium is already thicker. If you do not have menstruation during this period, you can wait patiently. Generally, menstruation will come within a week or three days. Avoid excessive worry or mental stress during this period. If you have sex that month and do not take measures, the endometrium may grow rapidly. During the color Doppler ultrasound examination, due to the thick endometrium, the gestational sac cannot be seen in the early stage, which may also indicate the possibility of pregnancy. It is necessary to take an early pregnancy test strip test or a blood HCG test about 12 days after sex to determine whether you are pregnant. If the test shows no pregnancy, you can take oral progesterone drugs under the guidance of a doctor to promote the onset of menstruation.

The normal thickness of the endometrium is about 8 to 13 mm during ovulation. The endometrium is usually thickest before menstruation. If the endometrium remains thick for a long time, it may easily induce endometrial lesions, and you need to cooperate with a doctor to perform drug cleaning.