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Having Stomach Pain. Done With Ultrasound Of Abdomen. Result Showing Thickened Endometrium. Reason?

hi doctor my sister remarks as a result ultrasound normal sized uterus and ovaries thickened endometrium cant rule out early pregnancy fluid in the culdesac ,other findings culdesac;with minimal fluid no gestational sac nor complex mass seen at the time of scan,doctor she is suffering stomach ache in right lower abdomen,pls help me to know hw this is syptoms came from,have a nice day doctor godbless
Sat, 23 Feb 2013
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Well endometrium goes through phases, its thickness is different in every stage of cycles. In youn woman such pain usually comes from pelvic organ disorders but also bowel,appendix and bile ducts disorders should be considered. If she has prolonged bleeding or cramps during periods she should do hormonal tests to see is there any abnormality. If not then CT scan should be done to vizualize more precisely. Wish you good health.
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Having Stomach Pain. Done With Ultrasound Of Abdomen. Result Showing Thickened Endometrium. Reason?

Well endometrium goes through phases, its thickness is different in every stage of cycles. In youn woman such pain usually comes from pelvic organ disorders but also bowel,appendix and bile ducts disorders should be considered. If she has prolonged bleeding or cramps during periods she should do hormonal tests to see is there any abnormality. If not then CT scan should be done to vizualize more precisely. Wish you good health.