If the endometrium of a woman is thin, it will result in less menstrual flow during menstruation, and the duration of menstruation is often shorter. Women with this symptom may also worry about insufficient endometrial thickness after pregnancy, which is not conducive to the healthy development of the fetus. So, does thin endometrium have any impact on pregnancy in women?
1. The normal thickness of the endometrium has a significant impact on female pregnancy. The endometrium of pregnant women should have an appropriate thickness, and there should also be physiological thickening. The main reason is that after pregnancy, the secretion levels of estrogen and progesterone in the female body increase, which stimulates the proliferation of the endometrium, resulting in physiological endometrial thickening after pregnancy. This is also a preparation for better implantation and later development of the fertilized egg, and can provide a good blood supply for the growth and development of the gestational sac in the later stage.
2. If the endometrium of a woman is thin, it can affect pregnancy, and pregnancy may also result in the failure of fertilized egg implantation due to the thin endometrium. Sometimes, even if implantation can occur normally, in the later stage of gestational sac growth and development, insufficient blood supply caused by the thin endometrium can also limit the development of the gestational sac, which may lead to threatened miscarriage or embryonic arrest. Therefore, thin endometrium can have adverse effects on women's pregnancy and post pregnancy.
3. If a pregnant woman is found to have thin endometrium during examination, it is important to strengthen prenatal check ups and observe more closely. It is also necessary to adjust according to the doctor's guidance and advice, and do a good job in prenatal care and nursing.
