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Something Visible In Endometrium During Transvaginal Ultrasound. What Could It Be?

I went to the OBGYN today and had a transvaginal ultrasound. The lady told me there was something in the endometrium and asked if I was pregnant or had had an abortion. I m a virgin and I want to know what this could be. I don t get any info until tomorrow
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Hello, well your history is incomplete, you did not mention about your age, what was your complain for which you have undergone a transvaginal scan, your menustral cycle.Endometrium is the inner most layer of the uterus.Mass inside the endometrium or uterus can to due to many causes like could be a polyp, or a fibroid or gestational sac etc, it can be confirmed only from the findings of the ultrasound. Hope i was helpful to you.
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Something Visible In Endometrium During Transvaginal Ultrasound. What Could It Be?

Hello, well your history is incomplete, you did not mention about your age, what was your complain for which you have undergone a transvaginal scan, your menustral cycle.Endometrium is the inner most layer of the uterus.Mass inside the endometrium or uterus can to due to many causes like could be a polyp, or a fibroid or gestational sac etc, it can be confirmed only from the findings of the ultrasound. Hope i was helpful to you.