Patient's question:
Three IVF transfers in a year failed due to thin endometrium. All transfers used Urofollitropin and E2 tablets. The first transfer had an endometrium of 7.4, while the second and third transfers, 3-4 days before the transfer, the endometrium grew to 8.2 and 8.6. During the transfer procedures, the doctor confirmed the endometrium was good, but implantation did not occur. Now, in the afternoon and evening, I experience redness and heat in my face, weakness in the waist and knees, heel pain, dry throat, and nighttime urination requiring frequent water intake. During the day, my lips are dry despite drinking a lot of water. I only have one more chance for IVF transfer. Please help me, doctors...Doctor's answer:
Hello: The main reasons for thin endometrium are endocrine disorders, such as low estrogen levels, insufficient progesterone, ovulation disorders, and growth hormone deficiency, among others; artificial abortion and uterine developmental abnormalities. Local factors mainly include endometrial damage, adhesions, and absence, etc. After identifying the specific cause, scientific and targeted regulation and treatment can yield very good results.