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kicker0927

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Lining Too Thick?? Posted: 02-18-04 14:17pm


My girlfriend is about 9 weeks pregnant. She went to the doctor and they did the ultrasound and told her that the heartbeat sounded healthy and she seemed healthy, but that she had a really thick lining. They seemed to think it was too thick for the stage she is in. She has a history of endometriosis in her family and I am wondering if it has something to do with that. Do women often miscarry due to a lining that is too thick? I also heard it could be due to the chance of having twins, but she has no history of having twins in her family. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.

NicoleF

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Joined: 28 Dec 2003
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Posted: 02-20-04 00:58am


I have a long history of issues with endometriosis. I am 14 weeks, and to my knowledge my lining isnt to thick. She should ask her doctor what having a thick lining means regarding her and the babies health. Sorry not much info

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