How much is the normal value of the thickness of the endometrium on the 11th day of menstruation

Women's endometrial thickness will change periodically with menstruation. Before menstruation, the endometrium will reach a maximum thickness of about 10mm due to the joint stimulation of estrogen and progesterone. After menstruation, the endometrium will peel off, so the endometrium is in the thinnest state when menstruation is clean, usually about 2-4 mm. On the 11th day of menstruation, if the female menstrual cycle is close to ovulation, there will be obvious estrogen secretion in the body, so the normal value of endometrial thickness is about 7mm, which is in the normal range. However, for women who usually delay their menstrual cycle, because estrogen may not increase significantly at this time, the endometrial thickness may be within 7mm, and the endometrial thickness may be thinner. Therefore, the endometrial thickness of women on the 11th day of menstruation needs to be comprehensively judged according to the usual menstrual cycle.