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I have had a miscarriage and during the scan it showed the endometrium of 4mm. is this normal? or could it be a cause of the miscarriage?
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Normal: It appears that your endometrium is thin and all the growth of the endometrial lining for the pregnancy has been shed to allow the new lining of the endometrium to start forming.
Answered 9/17/2014
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