Importance of Healthy Uterus: Understanding Endometrial Thickness and Its Impact on Healthy Pregnancy Ever dreamt of cradling a baby only to discover your uterine lining isn't quite ready? Read on ...

What is a normal, healthy lining thickness? Dr Dimitrios Kafetzis, Medical Director at Orchid IVF, says: “Multiple studies have shown a correlation between pregnancy and endometrial thickness.

A normal endometrial thickness is usually less than 4 millimeters in postmenopausal women. A thicker endometrium can suggest the presence of abnormal cells or tumors.

A normal endometrial thickness is usually less than 4 millimeters in postmenopausal women. A thicker endometrium can suggest the presence of abnormal cells or tumors.

Advancing age was associated with declining pregnancy rates regardless of endometrial thickness among patients undergoing frozen embryo transfer.

Cystic glands in the CDB-4124-treated subjects correlated with increased endometrial thickness by ultrasound.

Twenty-four cases of endometrial cancer were below the 5-mm endometrial thickness threshold that would trigger biopsy, resulting overall in 11.4% of endometrial cancer cases potentially missed.

Many fertility specialists have long believed that having a thin endometrial lining—the inner layer of tissue in the uterus that supports a fertilized egg—could be an impediment to the ...