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I'm 37 and want to plan a child.
I have an active lifestyle and BMI under normal range.
My periods are also normal. Just get my pelvis ultrasound done. Its looks normal and on day 20th my endometrial thickness is 15mm .
Is it too less ?
Also, what all things i should keep in mind before planning a pregnancy at this age
What all tests i should do before planning a pregnancy?
Any feedback will be helpful. Thank you!!
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Dr. Swagatika Panda
Obstetrician
18 yrs exp
Kolkata
do a serum amh and an antral follicular count, a semen analysis is also warranted
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
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22 yrs exp
Chandigarh
thickness on day 20 is normal
You should start taking folic acid supplements 3 months prior to conception
You can connect for list of investigations required
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