Hi, Welcome to HCM First of all I want to tell you, that these results indicate an healthy uterus. You have nothing to be worried. So, these results show ovulation, one of the phases of menstrual cycle that the uterus experience every month. Below I will explain to you what happens during this phase. At the beginning of your cycle follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) is produced by the pituitary gland in your brain. This is the main hormone involved in stimulating your ovaries to produce mature eggs. Follicles are the fluid-filled cavities in your ovaries. Each follicle contains one undeveloped egg. The FSH stimulates a number of follicles to develop and start to produce the hormone estrogen. Your level of estrogen is at its lowest on the first day of your period. From then on, it starts to increase as the follicles grow. Now while a number of follicles initially begin to develop( those small periferial cysts that are described) normally one follicle becomes “dominant” and this egg matures within the enlarging follicle. At the same time, the increasing amount of estrogen in your body makes sure that the lining of your womb (endometrium) is thickening with nutrients and blood. This is so that if you do get pregnant, the fertilised egg will have all the nutrients and support it needs to grow. Hope this was helpful for you Dr. Ermira BIU