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Re: 3rd REPOST - Doctors can you help?

From: Susan (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Fri, 31 May 2002 22:17:39 -0500 (CDT)

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At Fri, 31 May 2002, Katie wrote: >
>I am a 31 year old with normal cycles, regular ovulation and a 14 day
>luteal phase. I have been trying to conceive #1 for 9 cycles, with one
>miscarriage at 5.5 weeks after the 4th cycle trying.
>
>I recently had an ultrasound on the day of ovulation. My endometrial
>lining measured about 6mm. My doctor doesn't seem concerned but I have
>read in many places that the lining should be at least 8-10mm. My FSH,
>TSH, & Prolactin on cd 3 were all normal.
>
>Should I be concerned that my lining is too thin?
>
>Thanks very much.

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Katie, I had a positive pregnancy with a uterine lining of
only 5.3mm.  My doctor told me that he has seen pregnancies
occur with linings even less than mine.  I also started
taking ASA 81mg to improve the blood flow to the uterus.
Who knows if this helped or not, all I can say is that I'm
6 weeks pregnant now. Good Luck.

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