What is the normal thickness of the double layer of uterine endometrium?

After a routine physical examination, some women will find that the thickness of the uterine wall is much thicker than before. The doctor said that the uterine wall is two layers thick. What is the reason for this situation? In fact, most women experience this situation due to abortion. So what is the normal thickness? How thick is it to get pregnant? Let the editor introduce it to everyone below, I hope everyone will gain something.

What is the thickness of the inner membrane?

According to the clinical summary of experts, the thickness of the uterine wall is closely related to the women's menstrual cycle, so what is the normal thickness of the endometrium? For women of childbearing age with a menstrual cycle of 28-30 days, the reference standard for the thickness of the endometrium during the follicular phase is 4mm-5mm, and for the ovulation period, the reference standard for the thickness of the women's uterine wall is 8mm-1b250m, but for women in the follicular phase, the reference standard for the uterine wall is 1b250m-12mm. In addition, for older women, the thickness of the endometrium is relatively thicker due to age, so it is recommended that patients consult the attending physician immediately during the outpatient process in the hospital. So what are the follicular phase, ovulation phase and follicular phase? I believe that ordinary people are not clear about it. Clinical medical professional scientific research on infertility emphasizes that

1. Follicular stage: This is the stage when the uterus develops and improves. During the development stage, the initial egg undergoes different development processes of primary egg and secondary coil egg, and finally becomes a mature follicle. Simply put, it is the time before ovulation.

2. Ovulation period: For normal women with a menstrual cycle of 28-30 days, ovulation usually occurs around the 14th day before the next menstruation. At this time, the mature follicle moves to the surface of the ovary under the action of the peak of LH metabolism. The egg wall breaks open to form an ovulation hole. The egg, zona pellucida, corona radiata and egg fluid are discharged. This process is called ovulation. The released eggs are captured by the bilateral fallopian tube umbrellas and sent into the bilateral fallopian tubes.

3. Follicular phase: After the natural ovulation period, the follicular phase begins. The remaining egg wall filling, blood enters the egg cavity, coagulates and forms blood. As the blood is digested and absorbed, granulosa cells and endometrial cells proliferate and luteinize, producing a corpus luteum with a yellow appearance. If the egg is fertilized successfully, the test tube embryo metabolizes hCG, causing the corpus luteum to continue to develop into corpus luteum for pregnancy.