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Having Repeated Miscarriages, Have TVS Done. Can Any Online Doctor Help In Reading It?
hi.i am 27.married for 5yrs.having repeated miscarriages.3 in a row. last one happend on 10th december, 2012 at 23weeks of pregnancy. after that d&c done..but bleeding continued for 45days..from february to june i experienced periodic cycle 10days long having 15days of interval..but since july no period..on 16th october i saw bleeding for only 1day..now after consulting my DR,A TVS done.it shows UTERUS is normal in size, MYOMETRIUM is of homogeneous texture,THE ENDOMETRIUM is 13.0mm in thickness and has high echo.it has regular contour with presense of multiple tiny cystic spaces of size 03mm in diameter & smaller within it.BOTH OVARY are moderately enlarged.suggestive of PCO.i m totally shattered after knowing these.My dr Advice me to take MEDROXYPROGESTERONE ACETATE 5mg (3times a day for 5days)..IF Anyone of your team answer me,i will b obliged.THANK U for go through my problems..
Mon, 4 Nov 2013
Hello ma'am and welcome.
I am sorry to inform you but from the current result it seems that you have 2 issues:
1. An abnormality of the inner lining of the uterus called the endometrium, which will have to be thoroughly investigated and treated accordingly
2. An ovarian syndrome called polycystic ovarian syndrome, present in both ovaries which has cysts (many in number) in the ovaries, that cause a hormonal imbalance and the size of the ovaries to grow. There exists treatment for this condition, and fertility can be easily restored, but treatment might be slightly time consuming
Hope this helps.
Best wishes.
I am sorry to inform you but from the current result it seems that you have 2 issues:
1. An abnormality of the inner lining of the uterus called the endometrium, which will have to be thoroughly investigated and treated accordingly
2. An ovarian syndrome called polycystic ovarian syndrome, present in both ovaries which has cysts (many in number) in the ovaries, that cause a hormonal imbalance and the size of the ovaries to grow. There exists treatment for this condition, and fertility can be easily restored, but treatment might be slightly time consuming
Hope this helps.
Best wishes.
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