In postmenopausal patients who are not on hormone replacement therapy, an endometrial thickness of less than ______ millimeters (mm) is considered benign.

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In postmenopausal patients not on hormone replacement therapy, an endometrial thickness of less than 5 millimeters is considered benign and generally does not require further investigation unless there are other concerning symptoms. This threshold helps to minimize unnecessary invasive procedures in this population.

In Postmenopausal Patients Who Are Not on Hormone Replacement Therapy