Endometrial atrophy

Yes, I diagnosed with endometrial atrophy before menopause. It was unexpected because I thought it mainly affected postmenopausal women. My doctor explained that hormonal changes or certain treatments can also cause in younger women. After the diagnosis, we discussed treatment options based on my symptoms and future fertility plans. If you've recently been diagnosed, you're definitely not alone. 

Yes, I diagnosed with endometrial atrophy even though I'm not at menopausal age. It came as a surprise because I thought it mostly affected women after menopause. My doctor said it can happen before menopause in some cases due to hormonal changes or other underlying conditions. I'm still learning it and exploring the best treatment options.

I haven't been diagnosed with endometrial atrophy, but I read about it recently. From what I understand, it can occur when the lining of the uterus becomes very thin, often due to low estrogen levels, especially after menopause. I also read that some women may experience spotting or abnormal bleeding, while others may not have any symptoms. If anyone has been diagnosed with it, I'd be interested to hear about their experience and how it was managed.