Infection in uterine lining
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C. Endometritis, or low grade infection of the uterine lining would also be up high on my list of diferential diagnoses--this is treated with antibiotics and diagnosed with D&C.
To be complete, I should mention the possibility of gestational trophoblastic disease, which is an EXTREMELY rare growth of placental tissues that happens after a baby is delivered. Very rarely some cells of the placenta continue to grow instead of sloughing off.
What is a good way to thicken the uterine lining. My lining my last two cycles have been 7mm then 5mm. I was on clomid both times, and my RE has switched me to Letrozole. I'm going on vacation this month so won't start a cycle till October. I heard baby aspirin will help, but not sure if this is safe.
The uterus lining secrets cells called cytokines that ensure the interaction between the embryo and the mother. The uterine lining secrets also immune cells. Before the implantation the uterine lining is preparing by simulating expression of the adhesion systems that will hold the embryos to the uterus. The immune cells are the ones who send the signal to the uterus to simulate the adhesion. If this doesn’t happen then the implantation failure will occur.
I have been perimenopausal for the past 8 years or so!!!!. I am now 57 years old and still getting my period. About 7 months ago I underwent a D & C due to irregular staining for a duration of a few months after my pelvic ultrasound showed an abnormally thick uterine lining. All was well for a few months, I then had 3 months of no period (hooray) but then I had about 2 weeks of staining.
My mom is worried about labor and delivery with the uterus and my new ob/gyn has not done any testing or even looked at my uterus. I was told in Michigan I was high risk, but in Savannah I am not being treated as if I am. Are there any tests that need to be performed and what is are the chances of something going wrong in delivery if I carry this baby a full 38 to 40 weeks? I do not even know the name of the condition they say I have at this point.
It was under general anesthesia. He told me husband that I had a thickened uterine lining and they were sending it of to pathology, but he did not see anything to worry about. I have heard that before when I found out I had oral cancer. Anyway, what is meant by a thickened lining and can stress be the culprit? I know that there this potential for hyperplasis as I have done my research.
I imagine he/she would prescribe progesterone supplements, which would thicken your uterine lining. If your lining is too thin, an embryo can't attach. Progesterone suppositories seem to be a good first step. Has your ob mentioned them? If not, maybe you could ask him/her about trying them. My ob originally prescribed them for me, but I'm continuing with them through my RE. Before taking prog., my luteal phase (from Ovulation- period) was only around 9 days.
Decided to use donor eggs and that resulted in 4 embryos. Uterine lining on day of transfer of two of the 4 embryos was only 6.0 mm. Ended up with a biochemical pregnancy.
Have been trying to complete FET but have cancelled twice due to uetrine lining being only 5.4 mm. Now trying a third time and uterine lining is only 4.2 mm.
I went to my gyn doctor, because I told her i did not have a period in four months she gave me an appt to have transvaginal sonogram. it showed thick uterine lining of 10 mm therefore she said that i needed an endometrial biopsy which i had. my results came back benign, thank God. I asked her if I needed to take any hormone therapy like progesterone, she said no she does not like putting her patients on hormones due to the side effects only if absolutely necessary.
today went in for cd12 exam to chec follies and determine if there ready for trigger shot and iui.. they said good news is u have 3 follies on right 18, 16 and 16 all fused together though.. and 2 on the left 20 and 16. bad news is my uterine lining didnt grow any it's still only a 3.. has any one had this problem or no one anyone who has achieved and carried a p[regnancy to term with this thin uterine lining.
When the lining is too thin, doctors call it "uterine insufficiency," I think. You might try that line of inquiry.
t have a period while pregnant, a period is the uterine lining shedding to get rid of an unfertilized egg, and if you're pregnant, that means your egg IS fertilized, so if your uterine lining sheds, it's a miscarriage. But you can have pregnancy related bleeding, which you are having, and it can be a number of things, sex, irritable cervix, infection, etc. Not always something to worry about but definitely mention it to your doctor. Good luck hun!
Cotrimoxazole (Bactrim) is an antibiotic that can be given in patients with genitourinary tract infection. Women are especially prone to urinary tract infection because of the anatomy of the urinary tract.
The symptoms you are experiencing may be attributed to any of the disease conditions I mentioned, including the vaginal discharge you had. A patient with genital tract infection can also develop urinary tract infection.
Menopausal women have small, atrophic uterus.
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