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What Does Normal Anteverted Uterus With Intact Menstrual Phase Endometrium Mean?

Hi im 29 years old, and i had my ultrasound. This was my ultrasound result. I. Uterus : 3.9x4.1x3.8cm Anteverted II. Endometrium: Thin 0.4cm Hyper-echoic Compatible with Menstrual phase of menstrual cycle abnormalities noted: None III. Adnexae: Right Ovary 3.6x3.8x2.1 cm Volume = 14.9cc Located : Lateral Left Ovary 3.0x2.7x1.3cm Volume = 5.5cc Located : Posterolateral Anormalities noted: ****Within both ovaries are multiple (more than 12) small follicles each measuring less than 1.0cm suggestive of polysystic ovaries IV. Cervix: 2.1x2.0x2.0cm Nabothian cysts: None V. Others: Negative free fluid in the cul-de-sac. Diagnosis: Normal sized anteverted uterus with intact menstrual phase endometrium. What does it s all means?Should I have to worried about?Is there anything to do with this? Hope you ll answer my questions. Thank you.
Fri, 4 Dec 2015
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Hi,
I understand your concern.
Your USG states -
Normal sized uterus , being place in pelvic cavity with forward bending of body of uterus ( a normal position )
Endometrium ( inner layer of uterine cavity ) is thin that indicates first half of menstrual cycle.. when endometrium gets built up . If your USG was taken in first 14- 15 days of menstrual cycle , this reading is normal.
There were no other abnormalities noted in uterus.
YOUR both ovaries are volumes are on greater side of normal because they have many immature follicles in each ovary This suggests PCOD.. which indicates hormonal imbalance & irregular periods due to problem in ovulation.
The cervix & surrounding part of vagina are normal ( without any bartholin's cysts.)
The space behind uterus ( cul de sac ) is empty.. which indicates absence of ovulation/ infection.
* Over all reading suggests PCOD .. a condition which needs investigations & specific management to regulate ovulation & normal period. You need not worry. Consult a gynecologist, get examined & investigated To start taking medication advised. PCOD is a problem very common in today's life style. & it can be treated well with self care/ medicines / surgery as per need.
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What Does Normal Anteverted Uterus With Intact Menstrual Phase Endometrium Mean?

Hi, I understand your concern. Your USG states - Normal sized uterus , being place in pelvic cavity with forward bending of body of uterus ( a normal position ) Endometrium ( inner layer of uterine cavity ) is thin that indicates first half of menstrual cycle.. when endometrium gets built up . If your USG was taken in first 14- 15 days of menstrual cycle , this reading is normal. There were no other abnormalities noted in uterus. YOUR both ovaries are volumes are on greater side of normal because they have many immature follicles in each ovary This suggests PCOD.. which indicates hormonal imbalance & irregular periods due to problem in ovulation. The cervix & surrounding part of vagina are normal ( without any bartholin s cysts.) The space behind uterus ( cul de sac ) is empty.. which indicates absence of ovulation/ infection. * Over all reading suggests PCOD .. a condition which needs investigations & specific management to regulate ovulation & normal period. You need not worry. Consult a gynecologist, get examined & investigated To start taking medication advised. PCOD is a problem very common in today s life style. & it can be treated well with self care/ medicines / surgery as per need. thanks.