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When Does A Bulky Uterus Occur With An Irregular Gestation Sac But Without Fetal Pole Or Activity?
Please what does this pelvic scan ultrasound mean? UTERUS A bulky and anteverted uterus The cavity harbours a large irregular gestation sac No fetal pole/ activity was noted as may be expected for patient s period of amenorrhea Note hyperechoic speckles in the anterior wall which may represent placenta No fibroids uteri OVARIES Are normal in size and stromal echoes Visible primordial follicles are noted No ovarian cyst ADNEXA Bilaterally free The salpinges shows nothing remarkable Nothing in pouch of Douglas
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Hi, I think according to this ultrasound report, it is a non viable pregnancy because fetid has not formed. You have to terminate the pregnancy because there is no chance of a healthy pregnancy according to the report. Talk to your doctor regarding this. Hope it helps. Get a thyroid profile and blood sugar levels checked to find out if there is any cause of this.
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Hi,
Thanks for the query. I understaand your concern.
The usg scan report in the query shows..
1 -An enlarged uterine cavity .. wlllith a gestational sac ( sac that holds fetus ) is irregular (suggestive of old fetal loss) .
-placenta attached to front wall of uterus was seen.
- There is no visible fetal pole..(.which develops in body of fetus with further growth)
- with growth of fetus it starts moving &this can be seen while usg scsnning....But no such movements could be detected ... which were expected at the stage of pregnancy.
-There was no other abnormality seen in uterine cavity.
2. Ovaries were found normal
3. Adnexa .. or the surrounding tissues of uterus was normal.
*All the findings suggest a condition called Missed abortion... where fetus perishes &so there is no fetal parts or movements seen.Irregular walls of the sac suggest the arrest of growth was when pregnancy was just 5 weeks size. some days -
*The management is removal of the gestational sac to clear the uterus... so that you would start getting normal periods &would seek next chance of conception with due care &advise from treating gynecologist.
Thanks.
Thanks for the query. I understaand your concern.
The usg scan report in the query shows..
1 -An enlarged uterine cavity .. wlllith a gestational sac ( sac that holds fetus ) is irregular (suggestive of old fetal loss) .
-placenta attached to front wall of uterus was seen.
- There is no visible fetal pole..(.which develops in body of fetus with further growth)
- with growth of fetus it starts moving &this can be seen while usg scsnning....But no such movements could be detected ... which were expected at the stage of pregnancy.
-There was no other abnormality seen in uterine cavity.
2. Ovaries were found normal
3. Adnexa .. or the surrounding tissues of uterus was normal.
*All the findings suggest a condition called Missed abortion... where fetus perishes &so there is no fetal parts or movements seen.Irregular walls of the sac suggest the arrest of growth was when pregnancy was just 5 weeks size. some days -
*The management is removal of the gestational sac to clear the uterus... so that you would start getting normal periods &would seek next chance of conception with due care &advise from treating gynecologist.
Thanks.
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