Patient's question:
Female, 22 years old, her body gradually became uncomfortable, not knowing what was wrong, seemed to lack energy. Question: Can one get pregnant with an endometrium of 7.5?Doctor's answer:
Currently, the main consideration is that the thickness of a relatively normal endometrium is 8-10 mm. Generally, it can change with the menstrual cycle, so it can be temporarily considered as a normal level and can support pregnancy. The normal thickness of the endometrium for pregnancy is 8-12 mm. In the days before menstruation, the endometrium thickens, and during ovulation, it should not exceed 0.8 cm, otherwise there is no chance of pregnancy. If it is greater than 1.4 cm, it is also impossible to conceive. I hope the above answer is helpful to you. Wishing you a quick recovery!