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Q:
What causes your uterine lining to thin before 30 if you've never had kids?
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Anonymous
December 9, 2011 - 8:29pm
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Hi there, don't know if anyone can help me. For the past few years my period has gotten lighter and lighter. Some times only lasting one day. Now I have always had heavy periods so I was very concerned when this started happening. Went to the the gyno when it first happened and was told my body was changing because I was getting older. When it continuously happened I finally got some testing done. Checked my hormone levels and did a ultrasound of my uterus and ovaries. The only thing that was found was my uttering lining was very thin and I was asked if I had ever had children and I have not. Never really told why it was thin just said nothing to be concerned about until I start trying to have children. Now I am 30 still having almost no period. I have had some discomfort lately almost like I have a UTI but it doesn't hurt or burn when I urinate. Also I feel very, how do I say this with out sounding groase, loose lately, not when I'm having sex but just in general. Like I'm more open than I should be when I walk around its almost like there is air in there. Very weird feeling. Also I have developed some what of a odor, not every day just some days. Could I possibly have some type of bacteria infection that is not yeast or a UTI? I don't have insurance right now or I would be going to the doctor. Any ideas? Sorry this is so long.
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Hi Anonymous,
There are many reasons why this occurs and you can read more information about it here http://www.drmalpani.com/thinlining.htm.
Since you are trying to get pregnant, you will have to follow up with your treating physician.
The other issue you are explaining may be a bacterial infection if you are experiencing a fish odor while you are having sex. You will have to follow up with your physician for that as well as this is treated with antibiotics. I hope this information helps.
Missie
December 10, 2011 - 9:53amThis Comment