What harm does a thin uterine wall do to women?

The thickness of the uterine wall mainly includes the thickness of the endometrium and the thickness of the myometrium. The harm caused by the thin endometrium is: 1. Infertility. The implantation of fertilized eggs requires a certain thickness of the endometrium. 8 to 10 mm is the best thickness for fertilized egg implantation. If the endometrium is too thin, it is difficult for fertilized eggs to implant. 2. The abortion rate is high, the endometrium is thin, and it is difficult for fertilized eggs to get the support they need for development. Even if implantation is successful, abortion may occur. In addition, if the myometrium is thin, the uterine strength is small, and it will be difficult to bear the growing weight of the fetus, which may lead to abortion. 3. Irregular menstruation, the endometrium is too thin, and it will soon fall off, and the menstrual volume will be less than normal.