Patient's question:
I have a friend who was diagnosed with thin uterine walls after a gynecological examination. During the mid-cycle, the thickness of her uterine wall was only 0.5 cm. I have also consulted about this issue. Generally, it is caused by multiple induced abortions, but according to her, she does not have a history of induced abortions. However, she has been on a weight-loss diet since 1999, and it has been 6 years now. I wonder if weight loss could make the uterine wall thin. She now wants to have a child. Could you please ask the doctor what specific medication or treatment method she should use to achieve her goal? In other words, how can the thickness of her uterine wall be restored to normal?First follow-up question: Can she get pregnant now?
Doctor's answer:
Hello: The current situation is that pregnancy is unlikely! Because the uterine wall is too thin, it is not good for implantation and easy to miscarry. Therefore, the first step is to actively check and confirm what is causing it, and then actively treat the symptoms.