Can I still have the baby if my endometrium is thin?

Having a child is a very important thing in a woman's sexual life, but sometimes we may have uterine problems. For example, if the endometrium is too thin, we cannot get pregnant, and if we get pregnant we may have a miscarriage. Therefore, many people wonder, can pregnancy with thin endometrium be saved? Let's take a look at the detailed analysis below.

1. Can pregnancy with thin endometrium be saved?

It is difficult to maintain pregnancy if the uterine wall is too thin, and it is hard to say whether it can be saved.

It is more difficult for women with thin endometrium to get pregnant, and even if they get pregnant, it is difficult to save the pregnancy. Most of them will have miscarriage, especially in the early pregnancy, which is the most unstable stage. The first three months are the most prone to miscarriage. If you can get through the first three months safely, you will basically not have miscarriage.

The thickness of the endometrium is the primary condition for the success of IVF embryo implantation. When the endometrium is too thin, it is not conducive to the development of the embryo and the chance of miscarriage will increase. It is generally believed that an endometrial thickness of 7-8mm is more suitable for embedding test tube embryos.

2. How to protect the fetus after pregnancy with thin endometrium

1. Color Doppler Ultrasound Examination

Through B-ultrasound to check the baby's condition during pregnancy, if the shape of the gestational sac has changed, there is no need to protect it. If everything is normal, take the initiative to protect the fetus.

2. Bed rest

Even if you successfully get pregnant with a thin endometrium, you may still have a miscarriage after pregnancy. Don't do any big movements in the first three months. It's best to recuperate in bed and try not to get out of bed.

3. Appropriate medication

You can use corpus luteum copper and human chorionic gonadotropin (HCG) injections for pregnancy protection, and use them in turn, but they must be taken under the guidance of a doctor and cannot be used casually.

If a woman's endometrium is too thin, there is no need to worry too much. Because even if the endometrium is too thin, it is still possible to get pregnant. If we are very careful and have regular prenatal check-ups, we can save the baby. However, doctors advise everyone that it is best to adjust the thickness of the endometrium when preparing for pregnancy, which is more beneficial to the growth and development of test tube embryos. After all, thin endometrium is not conducive to pregnancy, so if a woman wants to have a normal pregnancy, she can use reasonable treatment methods to restore the thickness of the endometrium of the uterus, which is beneficial to pregnancy and embryo development. Otherwise, thin endometrium can easily lead to miscarriage.