How do success rates diminish with non triple stripe lining?
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I know the triple stripe lining is always said to be important, but I wonder just how much the lack of it actually does hinder my chances? I have always had a lining of 10 or more, but have never had a triple stripe lining. What are my chances (all other things being good, for this question)?
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The data I have found are that the endometrium has to be greater than 7 mm thick, and nit bright. It can be the so called triple stripe or even the same echo pattern as the uterine wall.
Good luck.
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Oh, no. I'm obtuse. What does "nit bright" mean?
Thank you in advance!
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I'm sorry, that was my typo. It should be "not bright". If the endometrium has been exposed to progesterone, it will appear bright on the ultrasound exam.
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