Have Irregular, Abnormal Bleeding. Endometrium Thick, Ovulating. Hysteroscopy Can Be Done After Abnormal Bleeding?
Hello, i had some irregular bleeding (i had an extra period in 1 month) and my doctor ordered an ultrasound . now doctor wants to do a hysteroscopy because she wants to know why there was abnormal bleeding. She also said endometrium was a little thick (8.6MM) and i was ovulating. Is it normal to do a hysteroscopy after 1 month of abnormal bleeding?
I understand your concern well. The decision depends upon many factors like age, menopausal status complete ultrasound report and examination findings. If a women is past her menopause and then begins to bleed, a hysteroscopy is justified with a thick endometrium to rule out cancer.
In another women, young, still menstruating, a thickness of 8.6 is not much. So here a more conservative approach is needed.
So kindly upload a detailed history and ultrasound report for a better analysis.
Hope this satisfies your query. Thanks for using HCM. Feel free to ask any more questions that you may have. Dr Madhuri Bagde Consultant Obstetrician and Gynecologist
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Have Irregular, Abnormal Bleeding. Endometrium Thick, Ovulating. Hysteroscopy Can Be Done After Abnormal Bleeding?
hello and welcome, I understand your concern well. The decision depends upon many factors like age, menopausal status complete ultrasound report and examination findings. If a women is past her menopause and then begins to bleed, a hysteroscopy is justified with a thick endometrium to rule out cancer. In another women, young, still menstruating, a thickness of 8.6 is not much. So here a more conservative approach is needed. So kindly upload a detailed history and ultrasound report for a better analysis. Hope this satisfies your query. Thanks for using HCM. Feel free to ask any more questions that you may have. Dr Madhuri Bagde Consultant Obstetrician and Gynecologist