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The dr said my uters line look thick before my period why is that?
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Uterine lining: The uterine lining changes during your cycle. It is thick just before your period because it is preparing for a potential pregnancy to implant. If no pregnancy occurs then the lining sheds and you get your period or menses. The lining thins out and the cycle starts all over again.
Answered 11/21/2014
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