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What does it mean when you are pregnant and your uterus lining is thin?
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Pregnancy: If you are pregnant the lining of the uterus should not be thin. It would look enlarged on early ultrasound
Answered 2/10/2017
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OB monitoring: If you are now pregnant, your OB-GYN will monitor the thickness of the endometrial lining with periodic ultrasound measurements- this may be normal for you; however, it should be checked regularly.
Answered 6/10/2016
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