Endometrial thickness affects pregnancy

There are two main reasons why thick endometrium can affect pregnancy. The first reason is that thick endometrium causes menstrual cycle disorder, which also affects the calculation of ovulation period, making it impossible to determine the best time for conception. The second reason is that the implantation of fertilized eggs needs to pass through the endometrium and reach the basal layer for implantation. If the endometrium is too thick, it will cause implantation difficulties. Even after implantation, it will cause poor blood supply in the basal layer because the endometrium is too thick. It cannot provide sufficient nutrition for the gestational sac, resulting in abortion. Therefore, thick endometrium will affect pregnancy. It should be examined in the hospital and treated under the guidance of a professional doctor.