Patient's question:
Can a person with thin endometrium and low menstrual flow get pregnant? After trying to conceive for three months, the first month's ovulation was normal, but the follicle never developed. In the second month, the endometrium was too thin. What should I do if I have thin endometrium and want to get pregnant?Doctor's answer:
The reasons for thin endometrium are divided into systemic factors and local factors. Systemic factors include endocrine disorders such as imbalanced estrogen levels, progesterone deficiency, ovulation disorders, and growth hormone deficiency. Local factors are primarily endometrial damage.Recommendation: It is best to consult with a regular, large hospital and undergo examinations to address issues such as adhesions and absence. Hormonal drugs, particularly estrogen-based medications, may be considered for regulation.
The above is advice on this matter. I hope it is helpful to you, and wish you a speedy recovery!