Can a woman with a thick endometrium get pregnant?

Can you get pregnant if your endometrium is thick? Endometrial thickening can cause many gynecological diseases. Endocrine disorders in women can cause discomfort and changes in the body, and can also cause many diseases. If the ovarian hormones are disordered, it is easy to cause abnormal endometrial thickening, that is, endometrial hyperplasia, which is caused by a large amount of estrogen stimulating the endometrium.

Symptoms are mostly manifested as irregular and heavy abnormal uterine bleeding. Patients may experience continuous bleeding after a long period of amenorrhea, which may be clinically suspected of miscarriage. It may also manifest as shortened cycles and prolonged menstruation, and the bleeding time can be up to 1 month.

Can you get pregnant if your endometrium is thick? Experts point out that when the thickness of the endometrium exceeds the normal range, it will affect a woman's pregnancy. On the one hand, excessively thick endometrium is usually related to endocrine disorders, and women with excessively thick endometrium may also have abnormal ovulation. In clinical practice, many women with excessively thick endometrium are also patients with polycystic ovaries and anovulation. On the other hand, the endometrium is the location where the fertilized egg implants, and when the endometrium is too thick, it is difficult for the fertilized egg to implant. Patients with thick endometrium often have heavy menstrual flow and may also be accompanied by dysmenorrhea.

Experts also say: Generally speaking, pregnancy is not closely related to endometrial thickening. If you ovulate normally and your fallopian tubes are unobstructed, you can get pregnant without taking contraceptive measures. The normal thickness of the endometrium is 0.8-1.0cm, but if the endometrium is too thick, it will directly affect pregnancy.