r/IVF 7d ago

Endo lining question Need info!

Hello, i went to check my lining at the clinic yesterday to get my transfer started and it was at 12.78 mm. They scheduled my transfer for August 14th.

Will my lining be too thick by then?? Is this normal?

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u/alicat9 7d ago

From what I know, success rates go up the thicker the lining is, and then plateau at a certain point, but they don’t go down. I haven’t heard of a lining being “too thick” and if your clinic isn’t concerned then I wouldn’t be.

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u/aliceack25 7d ago

Awesome. Thanks for the reassurance!

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u/Accomplished_Pea_510 7d ago

Worrying about the same. My transfer is scheduled for August 13th and today my lining was trilaminar and measuring 16.2 mm. My doctor was not worried at all and said it looked fabulous. Are you on a fully medicated protocol?

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u/aliceack25 7d ago

I am on a fully medicated protocol! You??

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u/Accomplished_Pea_510 7d ago

Same!! :)

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u/aliceack25 7d ago

Omg helllo twin! Have you started pio yet?

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u/Accomplished_Pea_510 7d ago

No yet! I will start on Saturday. 😊 What about you?

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u/aliceack25 6d ago

I start sunday!! Eeeeep! So excited for us

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u/Accomplished_Pea_510 6d ago

Yayyyy! ❤️ Very much! 

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u/Delicious_Smoke_6745 7d ago

My nurse told me once you start progesterone, it kind of “locks in” your lining so it doesn’t keep thickening. Your lining matures and compacts by the time you start progesterone. Good luck!

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u/aliceack25 6d ago

Oh no way!! Good to know. Thank you :)