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What Does The Pelvic Scan Report Indicate?
Question: Please doctor i just had a pelvic scan a day 9 folliclometry im 40 yrs old and the scan result shows " the uterus is bulky and anteverted with fundo posterior intrmural myomata measuring 16x16mm and 22x20 mm. the endometrical layer thickness 5mm pls doctor explain if this is the couse of my ineability to concieve.XXXX
Brief Answer:
myoma is not the cause..explained
Detailed Answer:
Hello.
thanks for contacting health care magic.
Going by your scan there is an intramural myoma or fibroid which is just 1.6x2.3cm in size. Fortunately it is not submucous which may have been a cause of infertility then, but being intramural and fundoposterior it is not affecting the endometrium which is good sign. ET is 5mm which is fine for day 9 of folliculometry.
You havent mentioned about the ovarian size or the follicluar size which is more significant in your case.
There are various causes of infertility at your age...the hormonal imbalance,(thyroid,prolactin,serum testosterone,FSH and LH), irregularity of cycles,PCOS etc.
but definitely myoma is not the cause in your case.
please get yourself evaluated completely and review with reports.
regards.
Dr.Sameer Kumar
myoma is not the cause..explained
Detailed Answer:
Hello.
thanks for contacting health care magic.
Going by your scan there is an intramural myoma or fibroid which is just 1.6x2.3cm in size. Fortunately it is not submucous which may have been a cause of infertility then, but being intramural and fundoposterior it is not affecting the endometrium which is good sign. ET is 5mm which is fine for day 9 of folliculometry.
You havent mentioned about the ovarian size or the follicluar size which is more significant in your case.
There are various causes of infertility at your age...the hormonal imbalance,(thyroid,prolactin,serum testosterone,FSH and LH), irregularity of cycles,PCOS etc.
but definitely myoma is not the cause in your case.
please get yourself evaluated completely and review with reports.
regards.
Dr.Sameer Kumar
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