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Had A Transvaginal UTZ, PCO, Anteverted Uterus, Thin Endometrium. Chances Of Pregnancy?

hi i had a transvaginal UTZ earlier and it says polycystic ovaries (well, i am aware i already have it) plus normal anteverted uterus and thin endometrium ... it SAYS endometrium is trilaminar measuring 0.23cms i know thin endo is the reason or maybe the reason for me not getting preggy but is there still a chance for me to get preggy? and how can endo be thicken? pls help... i haven t shown results to my OB yet but i cant wait till my next visit to her... thanks
Wed, 27 Feb 2013
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The endometrial thickness varies in relation to the stage of the menstrual cycle and you have not mentioned on which day you got the sonogram done and if you have regular cycles. Thin endometrium post-ovulation can cause implantation difficulties but can be treated with proper and timely hormonal supplementation. You should be evaluated further for other difficulties and a complete hormonal profile taken and the results compiled to plan a treatment strategy. It is always possible to get pregnant if thin endometrium is corrected. Please have further advice from your gynecologist. Good luck.
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Had A Transvaginal UTZ, PCO, Anteverted Uterus, Thin Endometrium. Chances Of Pregnancy?

Hi, The endometrial thickness varies in relation to the stage of the menstrual cycle and you have not mentioned on which day you got the sonogram done and if you have regular cycles. Thin endometrium post-ovulation can cause implantation difficulties but can be treated with proper and timely hormonal supplementation. You should be evaluated further for other difficulties and a complete hormonal profile taken and the results compiled to plan a treatment strategy. It is always possible to get pregnant if thin endometrium is corrected. Please have further advice from your gynecologist. Good luck.