Help!!! Endometrium too thick for DE transfer?!?

[Kate2020]

I went for my 10day ultrasound yesterday (Wednesday), to check the endometrium...which turned out to be 15mm!😱 I'll start Progesteron tomorrow night (Friday), donor egg collection is on Saturday and transfer is supposed to be next Thursday (5 day-blasto). The lining is "perfect", regular and tri-liminar... I'm a bit panicked as 15mm seems A LOT. Any experiences with this? I am seeking treatment abroad, so, not easy to get a direct/reliable opinion from the clinic...

Thank you!!!

[Chel91]

Hi, I don't think it's a huge problem. Some women tend to have thicker linings than others. My doctors have never said there is a problem with mine, and it has been 15 to 19mm. I think most studies conclude that too thin is bad, but nothing conclusive about what exactly is "too thick". Best of luck to you! xxxx

[Cinderella5]

Im sure this will be ok! Your clinic would honestly say if it was a problem as they want you to succeed for you and their success rates! Ive read a few medical studies and thicker linings seem to be a good thing with better rates of success.....my lining has always been a pest and on the thinner side so read heaps! lol Good luck, hope transfer goes smoothly!xx

[treezuk]

If you clinic aren’t concerned I wouldn’t be I know a lot of clinics like to see it between 7-10mm but I’m sure it being 15 would be better than it being 5 and not thick enough

[DianeArnold]

Hi Kate. Just remember that your clinic want this to work for you too, so trust them and hopefully all will be OK. Thinking of you. Diane

[HopeOfYou]

I had lining thickness at 16mm 1 day before trigger for a FET, and now I have a wonderful 11 month old girl ❤️❤️❤️

Good luck!