Patient's question:
Hello, after examination, both partners' chromosomes are normal, antibodies are normal, the husband's blood type is O, and the wife's is A. Progesterone levels are normal. My husband and I never smoke or drink alcohol. My uterus is normal, but the endometrium is a bit thin—will this affect anything? My husband had a car accident and injured his testicles—will this affect anything? I've had a miscarriage for more than four months now. What else should I do for tests? If I get pregnant again, will the same problems occur? I'm really struggling. Thank you for your answer, doctor!Doctor's answer:
The normal thickness of the endometrium in women is approximately 5~10mm, but the thickness of the endometrium is not fixed and varies with the menstrual cycle. If the endometrium is too thin, it can affect pregnancy. Repeated multiple induced abortions, uterine scraping, and other procedures can all cause thinning of the endometrium. A too-thin endometrium is not conducive to the implantation of the fertilized egg. Even if pregnancy is achieved, the implantation of the fertilized egg is very unstable and prone to miscarriage. Due to the differences in each person's condition and causes, it is recommended that you go to a formal and professional fertility hospital for treatment based on your symptoms. It is mainly necessary to conduct a targeted examination in combination with your actual situation and receive treatment under the guidance of a doctor.