Trying To Conceive, Periods Irregular. Ultrasound Shows Cyst Present At Cervix, Ovary. Can Conceive?
hi i am a mother of 3 yrs ols boy. me and my husband trying to get pregnant from past 5 months. my periods was irregular since we started trying and since December i am not getting my periods. i am not pregnant. i went to my dr and she suggested me to do pelvic and transvaginal ultrasound . the report says trace amount of free fluid is seen in pelvis . endomentrial lining measures 11mm. nabothian cysyts are present at the cervix . multiple peripheral to follicles are seen in right ovary . it measures 6.1 cc A 3.9 x3.4 x 2.6 cm. septated cyst in l ovary. do i have any problem? can i still get pregnant ? why am i not getting my periods?
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Thank you for your query.
It appears that you have an ovarian cyst in the left ovary.
Without looking at the ultrasound report, it is difficult to say what is causing it.
It could be simple follicular cyst.
However, since you are having a history of irregular cycles, it could also be an endometriotic cyst or a haemorrhagic cyst.
I need to have further details of the scan done.
Please consult an Infertility specialist.
You might need to have a diagnostic laparoscopy to evaluate and / or treat the cyst, as well as assess patency of your fallopian tubes.
meanwhile, have your husbands semen analysis also done.
Take care.
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Trying To Conceive, Periods Irregular. Ultrasound Shows Cyst Present At Cervix, Ovary. Can Conceive?
Hello Thank you for your query. It appears that you have an ovarian cyst in the left ovary. Without looking at the ultrasound report, it is difficult to say what is causing it. It could be simple follicular cyst. However, since you are having a history of irregular cycles, it could also be an endometriotic cyst or a haemorrhagic cyst. I need to have further details of the scan done. Please consult an Infertility specialist. You might need to have a diagnostic laparoscopy to evaluate and / or treat the cyst, as well as assess patency of your fallopian tubes. meanwhile, have your husbands semen analysis also done. Take care.