Baby conceiving problem after2 years - #11591

Hello dear See as per your history this endometrial thickening seems normal Ideally there should not be any obstacles for conceiving However for better clarification please share the below test in person with gynacolologist Transabdominal USG Pelvic USG Urine analysis You can take following precautions for improvement in endometrial lining Take zincovit multivitamin therapy once a day for 1 month Increase folate medications Do abdominal exercises and yoga Take abundance of fruits Take vitamin d sachets once a week or 1 month Hormonal therapy the last resort on recommendation from concerned physician only Regards

Your main issue is thin endometrium (5.5 mm). With estrogen therapy, blood flow–enhancing medicines, supplements like Vitamin E & L-arginine, and lifestyle support, endometrial growth can usually be improved. Many women with this problem conceive successfully after treatment.

Hello Kaira,

Mai aapki takleef aur chinta ko samajh paa raha hoon.

Aap please kisi Fertility specialist ya Gynecologist se miliye. Iska solution wahi de sakte hai, kyuki wo us field ke experts hai.

Mai aapko medicines to nahi bataunga lekin kuch lifestyle changes advice kar sakta hoon -

Protein rich food, Hari sabziyaan, beetroot, anaar, akhrot, badaam, flaxseeds khaiye. Paani khoob pijiye. Regular Moderate Exercise kijiye, jaise morning walking/jogging, issey aapka blood flow badhega endometrium mai. Smoking, zyada coffee, alcohol avoid kijiye.

Regards,

Dr. Nirav Jain MBBS, DNB D.Fam.Med

Hi Dear kaira,

Since you’re 27 and otherwise reports are normal, chances are good once lining improves.

For that your gynaecologist will give you Estrogen tablets Low dose aspirin or l arginine

Maintain healthy lifestyle ✔️Eat Pomegranate, beetroot juice, dark leafy greens → increase uterine blood flow. ✔️include nuts in your diet, also omega 3 fatty acids

Stay happy and calm. Thank you dear

Please consult your specialist dear. Everything will be alright

Endometrial thickness plays a crucial role in implantation, and some women may have a thinner endometrium which could pose challenges in conceiving. If your endometrial thickness is measured at 5.5 mm around the time of ovulation, that’s comparatively on the thinner side for successful implantation. A few strategies may help improve the thickness of your endometrium. Firstly, discussing with your healthcare provider about potential medications could be beneficial. Medications like low-dose aspirin and estrogens are sometimes used to improve endometrial growth, but these should only be taken upon advice from a doctor due to their need for supervision and potential side effects. In addition, L-arginine supplements have been suggested for some women, as it may enhance blood flow to the uterus, but again, consult your practitioner before starting any supplements.

Exploring lifestyle options is another angle you could consider. Dietary adjustments that support blood flow could be beneficial, such as consuming more beetroot, pomegranate juice, nuts, and seeds rich in omega-3s. Regular exercise, which encourages overall circulation, and stress reduction techniques like yoga or meditation can also be supportive. Make sure you’re not exposed to environmental toxins—they can negatively affect reproductive health. Avoid smoking and limit alcohol intake as these factors might adversely affect your uterine lining as well.

It’s essential to address this with a fertility specialist or an OB-GYN for a more tailored approach and to discuss other factors that might be affecting your ability to conceive, especially since other factors may be at play, not just endometrial thickness. They might suggest a sonohysterogram or hysteroscopy to closely inspect the uterine cavity. Depending on your unique condition, other treatments or recommendations might be suggested. Remember that individual needs can differ, so personalized medical advice is indispensable.