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Ultrasound Showed Anteverted Uterus, Homogeneous Myometrium, Closed Cervix, Dominant Follicle, No Adnexal Masses. What Is Wrong?

hellow... im 21 years old..my ultrasound says my uterus is anteverted with regular contour and homogeneous myometrium,,there are no myometrial masses seen.. the cervix is closed and inhomogeneous..the endometrium is thin and trilaminar with intact endomyometrial interface...the left ovary is anterolateral to the uterus and contains follicles, the largest measurins 1.9x1.4x0.9 cm( dominant follicle)..the left ovary is lateral to the uterus..and contains more than 12 subcapsular follicles measuring less than 31.0 cm in diameter with dense troma..there are no adnexal masses seen.there no fluid in the cul de sac..
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Wed, 11 Sep 2013
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Hi,

Usually, uterus might be anteverted or retroverted. In 50% of women, uterus is antevertes as in your case, which is perfectly normal.

Then, the sonographist has prescribed in details the contour, myometrium, again, perfectly normal with no masses (which is very good, no fear for fibroma).

With regards to your ovaries, according to ultrasound, they are shown in their follicular phase as they contain follicles. As the ultrasound has shown multiple follicles, it means that most probably you are facing multiple ovarian cysts, which needs proper treatment and follow-up.

It is good that no masses are seen in the nearby organs, and no fluid is present.

At the end, talk to your gyn about the cysts in your ovaries and how to get them treated.

Hope it helped!
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Ultrasound Showed Anteverted Uterus, Homogeneous Myometrium, Closed Cervix, Dominant Follicle, No Adnexal Masses. What Is Wrong?

Hi, Usually, uterus might be anteverted or retroverted. In 50% of women, uterus is antevertes as in your case, which is perfectly normal. Then, the sonographist has prescribed in details the contour, myometrium, again, perfectly normal with no masses (which is very good, no fear for fibroma). With regards to your ovaries, according to ultrasound, they are shown in their follicular phase as they contain follicles. As the ultrasound has shown multiple follicles, it means that most probably you are facing multiple ovarian cysts, which needs proper treatment and follow-up. It is good that no masses are seen in the nearby organs, and no fluid is present. At the end, talk to your gyn about the cysts in your ovaries and how to get them treated. Hope it helped!