How thick is the endometrium to get pregnant?

We all know that the pregnancy process mainly takes place in the woman's uterus. The uterine wall is the final destination of the test tube embryo, where it will grow and develop slowly. The thickness of the uterus is actually the thickness of the uterine wall. The thickness of the uterine wall is closely related to pregnancy. During ultrasound examination, the thickness of the uterine wall is observed every time, and then some comments are made on its shape. So, what is the thickness of the uterine wall to make it easier to get pregnant? Let’s learn about it together today.

In fact, the thickness of the uterine wall will change with physiological needs. During the menstrual period, the uterine wall is linear, and then it will begin to fall off. If the uterus and ovaries secrete too much estrogen, the uterine wall will gradually thicken. This time is what we call the ovulation period. During pregnancy, the hcg content will usually be checked physically, and an injection of human chorionic gonadotropin will be given at this time. The thickness of the endometrium at this time is the thickness of the endometrium that is more prone to pregnancy.

The thickness and shape of the uterine wall are very important. If the thickness of the uterine wall is 8mm, it is easiest for the embryo to implant. At this time, the best shape is a clear three-line shape, but if it is lower than 8mm, it does not matter. A thickness of less than 6mm is an endometrial thickness that makes it more difficult to get pregnant. This is also related to the woman's physical condition. This data is only a reference data.

We generally call pregnant women over 40 years old as older mothers, because their various physical functions are very deteriorating, and pregnancy at this time is also very risky. Another reason is that after the age of 40, the uterine wall of women will become thinner and thinner. In this case, it is more difficult to get pregnant, and the probability is still relatively small. Therefore, it is more difficult for women to get pregnant after the age of 40.

The thickness and shape of the endometrium is only one of the factors that affect pregnancy. There are many other factors, such as one's physical fitness, whether one has any diseases or whether other indicators are normal or abnormal. Many things will affect pregnancy. Therefore, if you are ready to prepare for pregnancy, you can go to the hospital to consult a doctor. The doctor will give you a lot of professional answers, so the chance of pregnancy may be higher.