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TVUS Done. What Do The Results Indicate?
Hi,
I have just had three TVUS (I am asymptomatic, these were done as part of a volunteer drug trial). The findings on all have been:-
Endometrium is thickened and predominantly homogenous with small cystic areas. Right aspect of endometrium appears echogenic. AP diameter 19mm. Fluid in pouch of douglas (fluid seen within both adnexa).
I do not have any pain, no irregular or prolonged bleeding. My periods are regular and of normal duration. I am 25 years old. I have been asked to see my GP.
What could be the cause?
Regards
I have just had three TVUS (I am asymptomatic, these were done as part of a volunteer drug trial). The findings on all have been:-
Endometrium is thickened and predominantly homogenous with small cystic areas. Right aspect of endometrium appears echogenic. AP diameter 19mm. Fluid in pouch of douglas (fluid seen within both adnexa).
I do not have any pain, no irregular or prolonged bleeding. My periods are regular and of normal duration. I am 25 years old. I have been asked to see my GP.
What could be the cause?
Regards
Fri, 7 Jun 2013
You may be having a condition known as endometrial hyperplasia (cystic type).
However exact nature of findings can be completely evaluated under guidance of your local gyanecologist.
However exact nature of findings can be completely evaluated under guidance of your local gyanecologist.
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