Does endometrial thickness affect the fetus?

Does a thick endometrium affect the fetus? Actually, it depends on how thick it is. Pregnancy is a long process and accidents can happen at any time, so no one can predict what will happen tomorrow, and the same is true for medicine. Don't think too much about things that haven't happened yet.

1. Sexual intercourse should be prohibited during the first three months and last two months of pregnancy to avoid miscarriage and premature birth.

2. Be careful not to come into contact with small animals, pesticides and other harmful substances; reduce exposure to electronic products with radiation such as televisions, computers and mobile phones; quit bad habits such as smoking and drinking.

3. Pay attention to nutritional supplements, proper combination of nutrients, and balanced nutrition. Pay attention to rest in the early stages of pregnancy and avoid strenuous exercise and fatigue.

The endometrium undergoes decidua changes in the early stages of pregnancy, proliferating and thickening to increase the nutrition and blood required by the early gestational sac. This decidua later develops into placental tissue. It is normal for the endometrium to thicken in the early stages of pregnancy and has no effect on the pregnancy unless the endometrium already has a disease before pregnancy.