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Ttc for 4 months, long periods (7-9 days) and lots of cramping throughout cycle. i had a pelvic ultrasound - endometrium stripe line thickened 2.2 cm - they said probably due to phase? is that normal? anything i can do about it?
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It may be too soon to get concerned. If you do not get pregnant after one year of unprotected intercouse, then you should consult a fertility specialist. Make sure that you are taking pre-natal vitamins. Wish you good health and a healthy baby!
Answered 11/5/2021
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