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Suggest Treatment For Thickened Endometrium

my ultrasound shows thickened endometrium but no gestational sac at 4 week , the ultrasound is done 3 weeks ago,,,a day before yesterday i had undergone strip test for pregnancy and it was positive,,,, i dont have anykind of bleeding or periods from last two months
posted on Wed, 13 May 2015
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Hello, thanks for writing in.
According to the information provided, the ultrasound was done at 4 weeks, that means just after you missed a period.
A gestational sac is seen after 4-5 weeks, so you might have had the scan early. Thickened hyperechoic endometrium is often seen very early on.
Considering you have a positive pregnancy test, you must repeat the scan to look for a gestational sac and fetus and rule out any complication.

Hope I have answered your query. Take care.
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Suggest Treatment For Thickened Endometrium

Hello, thanks for writing in. According to the information provided, the ultrasound was done at 4 weeks, that means just after you missed a period. A gestational sac is seen after 4-5 weeks, so you might have had the scan early. Thickened hyperechoic endometrium is often seen very early on. Considering you have a positive pregnancy test, you must repeat the scan to look for a gestational sac and fetus and rule out any complication. Hope I have answered your query. Take care.