Enhancing Endometrial Receptivity in Women with Thin Endometrium: Novel Approaches and Clinical Insights

Abstract

Thin endometrium poses a significant challenge to women seeking pregnancy through assisted reproductive technologies (ART). The condition is characterized by insufficient endometrial thickness (≤7 mm), which impedes successful embryo implantation and lowers pregnancy success rates. This review explores current and emerging clinical strategies aimed at improving endometrial receptivity in women with thin endometrium[1]. By integrating pharmacological interventions, regenerative medicine, and advanced reproductive technologies, this article outlines an approach to enhance endometrial thickness, vascularization, and overall receptivity, ultimately improving ART outcomes[2].