HPT Negative, Transvaginal Ultrasound Results Are:Noraml Sized Anteverted Uterus , Thickened And Intact Endometrium (2.14 Cm Thickness), Normal Left Ovary , Cystic Follicle Rigth Ovary, Fluid Interface... What Does It Means?
hi, my last my period was january 9 and i have a spotting last february 26 and followed a small spotting today march 4, I used preganacy test last march 2 and the result is negative. I undergo transvaginal ultrasound last march 2 also and the results are:Noraml sized anteverted uterus , Thickened and intact endometrium(2.14 cm thickness), Normal left ovary , Cystic follicle rigth ovary, Fluid interface... What does it means?
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In essence your ultrasound is normal, this cyst that is seen on your ovary might just be part of the normal ovulatory cycle. If the cyst grows bigger and more develop it is known as poly cystic ovarian syndrome , caused by an abnormal hormonal cycle. Depending on wether you are trying to fall pregnant right now or not your abnormal cycle can be treated in various ways. Discuss this with your Gynecologist. I trust this information puts your mind at ease.
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HPT Negative, Transvaginal Ultrasound Results Are:Noraml Sized Anteverted Uterus , Thickened And Intact Endometrium (2.14 Cm Thickness), Normal Left Ovary , Cystic Follicle Rigth Ovary, Fluid Interface... What Does It Means?
Thank you for your query. In essence your ultrasound is normal, this cyst that is seen on your ovary might just be part of the normal ovulatory cycle. If the cyst grows bigger and more develop it is known as poly cystic ovarian syndrome , caused by an abnormal hormonal cycle. Depending on wether you are trying to fall pregnant right now or not your abnormal cycle can be treated in various ways. Discuss this with your Gynecologist. I trust this information puts your mind at ease.