How thick is the endometrium suitable for implantation surgery?

Women need to have a more detailed understanding of their physical condition before becoming pregnant, because only children born under the most suitable conditions will be the healthiest. The thickness of the endometrium also determines the time of implantation of the fertilized egg. Therefore, in order to ensure the health of the fetus, pregnant women must pay attention to fetal preservation. Next, we will introduce to you in detail how thick the endometrium should be for implantation?

The quality of the endometrium is the key to the baby's implantation. The thickness of the endometrium changes with the menstrual cycle. The endometrium is shed as a whole during menstruation. The endometrium is thinnest just after the menstrual period and thickest before the next menstrual period begins. Generally, the thickness can reach 10 mm, which is a thickness that is more suitable for pregnancy.

(1) The fertilized egg grows into a blastocyst that is ready for implantation. (Day 4-6) After the fertilized egg has been swimming in the fallopian tube for three days, it has undergone several divisions and become a cluster of cells. It entered the womb with joy. This place is like a warm paradise full of delicious food. When the fertilized egg arrives here, it will be hung by the seaweed-like ribbon of the uterus and then stuck by the mucus of the uterus, so mothers don’t have to worry about the fertilized egg falling out of the uterus. However, the quality of the endometrium is the key to the baby's implantation. One is whether it is warm enough, and the other is whether there is enough nutrition. If the conditions are not right, the nutrients are insufficient, and the endometrium is not thick enough, the small cell group cannot divide further. In the 4th to 6th day after fertilization, the fertilized egg has not yet taken root and settled. It is suspended and floating in the uterus, fully absorbing nutrients and continuing to divide until it becomes a blastocyst with a head, tail and cell classification.

(2) Implantation. (Day 7-12) Starting from the 7th day, healthy blastocyst cells grow a small tail-like drill to drill into the mother's uterine wall, which will later develop into the umbilical cord connected to the mother. On the 7th to 10th day, the blastocyst finds a suitable and comfortable position on the uterine wall (usually the fundus, but more on the posterior wall and less on the anterior wall.

The above content is an introduction to how thick the endometrium should be to be suitable for implantation. In fact, every woman's physical condition is different, but the conditions for pregnancy are the same. Women should become pregnant when their bodies are healthiest and most suitable for the existence of the fetus. This way, many unfavorable situations can be avoided during pregnancy, so pregnancy also requires timing.