Hello shery, thanks for writing in. I understand your
anxiety. Let me explain you a few things.
1. Endometrium acts like soil where embryo gets implanted. The desired endometrial thickness for
embryo transfer is at least 8 to 9 mm. Having said that, I would like to add that the blood supply to the endometrium is much more important than thickness alone. This can be found out by using Doppler technique by your sonologist. If your blood supply is fine, and your endometrium is giving a triple line appearance, a thickness at least 6 to 7 mm is acceptable. There are a FEW reports where
pregnancy has happened with even 5 mm endometrium.
2. Its quite unlikely that endometrium has shrunken unless
progesterone has been started after good endometrial growth with
estrogen. The thickness is subjected to inter observer and intra observer variability which means there will be a difference of 2 or 3 mm when same person measures at different times or different people measure.
3. You may try estrogen gel three times to see if it works better for you after discussing with your doctor. It bypasses
liver and makes maximum estrogen available to the endometrium to support its growth.
Hope you find this useful. Good luck.