reproductive health






 

Question by  Bernard (69)

What are some problems associated with a thinning uterus?

 
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Answer by  glow (120)

A thinning uterus is typically only a concern during pregnancy or childbirth. Repeat Cesarean-sections can lead to a thinning of the muscular uterine wall, which can rupture when put under a great deal of stress, such as during childbirth.

 
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Answer by  ChristinaRamirez (481)

When a woman has a thin uterus a doctor will recommend that she does not have any more child because risk of rupture and abnormal implantation.

 
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Answer by  Melissa101010 (4405)

Usually you will go to the bathroom more but I am almost sure that if your uterus is thinning then you need to get to the doctor because usually that happens when you are pregnant and getting ready to have a baby. That is one of the first signs that you are going into labor.

 
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Answer by  Rose (6804)

With a thinning uterus it will be more difficult for an embyro to implant into the side of the uterus, in addition your periods may become more crampy and blood flow during a period will be lighter. Please consult with your doctor about your options for treatment and care. If at any time you are concerned call your ob.

 
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