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Endometrium thickness 8.6, scanty menses
Generally I get periods for 2 days with less bleeding.
Last cycle My endometrium thickness was measured to be 8.6 on day 16. There was no follicle grown in this cycle.
Then I had scanty bleeding for one day only and it stopped.
Anything to worry or is it okay to have less bleeding until endometrium thickness is Normal?
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Since you got a scan done to see ur endometrial thickness and follicle so I m assuming you want to plan pregnancy
Less flow can be due to various hormonal disturbances
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Endometrium thickness is important when u r planning pregnancy .
If pregnancy is not on your mind ...then don't worry about the thickness and snoutvthe bleeding
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PLEASE WE NEED MORE DETAILS CAN U CONNECT ON LINE
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