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My endometrium lining is 7.5mm. and i had menopause 4 years back? is this normal?
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A little thick: Individual cases must be evaluated by a doctor. In general we expect the endometrial lining to be less than 5 mm in a post menopausal woman. Your obgyn can determine based on your unique history if an endometrial biopsy or other evaluation is warranted or not.
Answered 10/12/2017
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