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Hi, I'm undergoing ivf treatment and oocyte retrieval was done a few months ago. FET is pending as I had poor endometrial growth only 5mm. Recently, I underwent hysteroscopy procedure and found out I had adhesions in fundus area of uterus. Adhesiolysis was done to cut the adhesions. Doctor said adhesions were present but not widely spread. I'm currently under estrogen medication and given a gap of 2 months to see if there is any progress with endometrial thickness. Is there any possibility that my uterus will heal and endometrial growth will improve here after? Please share your suggestions.
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Yes. There are all the chances that the endometrium will heal and it will also gain in thickness.
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Dr. Lavina Batra
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19 yrs exp
Pune
There are chances
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Dr. Sravya Naramchetti
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Yes it can better, until and unless you get a scan we will not know
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