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I'm doing a DE cycle, and went in today for a lining check. my lining was at 7mm, but there was fluid in my uterus and my doctor thought it looked like I may be about to bleed. What causes this. What can make that fluid go away so that I can have a successful transfer this week.
Thanks,
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I do not know if your endometrium is being stimulated, or not. Your endometrium is too thin. It needs to be greater than 7 mm thick. If you are not taking estrogen to grow your endometrium, it could explain both findings.
Good luck.
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I am taking estrogen 2mg 3x a day. I will start progesterone tomorrow. Will the fluid go away on its own?
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I really do not know. Several of the ReproductiveEndocrinlologists have been discussing the issue, on line, recently. None of us knows what it is or what it means. It is uncommon, so no one has had a large enough series to do a formal study. Even then, the multitude of clinical settings makes it difficult to interpret data.
Good luck.
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