Fertility
Thin uterine lining
OngeduldigGuest ·
Hi everyone,
This is my first time posting on a forum, but I've been carrying around some unnecessary insecurity for a while now.
In May 2016, I had my last period. I had very light periods in September, October, and November. Then in December and January, I had bleeding for 3 weeks straight, though it wasn't very heavy. It was really frustrating when you're trying to get pregnant!
At the end of January, I went to the gynecologist, and she said everything was fine. Only my uterine lining was thin, and in my left fallopian tube, she saw an egg that hadn't ruptured properly.
This month, I had a perfectly normal period for 5 days, and then no more bleeding. Also, this time I had much more and thicker blood loss than before.
Has anyone experienced something similar? Can my uterine lining suddenly become thick enough after a month? Is it possible that an egg just doesn't rupture properly once in a while?
I know I haven't been trying for very long (7 months), but I really want this.
I'm looking forward to your responses.
This is my first time posting on a forum, but I've been carrying around some unnecessary insecurity for a while now.
In May 2016, I had my last period. I had very light periods in September, October, and November. Then in December and January, I had bleeding for 3 weeks straight, though it wasn't very heavy. It was really frustrating when you're trying to get pregnant!
At the end of January, I went to the gynecologist, and she said everything was fine. Only my uterine lining was thin, and in my left fallopian tube, she saw an egg that hadn't ruptured properly.
This month, I had a perfectly normal period for 5 days, and then no more bleeding. Also, this time I had much more and thicker blood loss than before.
Has anyone experienced something similar? Can my uterine lining suddenly become thick enough after a month? Is it possible that an egg just doesn't rupture properly once in a while?
I know I haven't been trying for very long (7 months), but I really want this.
I'm looking forward to your responses.
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Shar Guest #2
I went back to the gynecologist 2 months ago and she found out that my uterine lining is thin, but everything else is fine. I was prescribed Progynova to thicken it, which I’m supposed to take for a month during my ovulation. I haven’t used it yet because I need to have it shipped (from the Netherlands to Suriname), but in the meantime, I’ve been using wheat germ oil capsules. I’ve heard that they help thicken the uterine lining.
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