Question 1

what's the implication for a lady with non gravid uterus with thin endometrial stripe?

Accepted Answer

Uterus: This is the report of a normal non pregnant uterus.

Question 2

what does it mean endometrial stripe is thin,0.6cm &both ovaries are normal in size with thinly scattered follicle cysts less than 1.7cm?

Accepted Answer

Normal: That is a completely normal ultrasound report for your age. The uterine lining (endometrial stripe) is minimally thickened  and the small cysts are immature eggs that will potentially mature and ovulate in the future.

Question 3

endometrial stripe meas 4.6mm and its thin endometrium with small gestational sac , is it normal for a 7 weeks pregnant?

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Maybe: It is possible that your dates are a little off so the measurements could reflect a pregnancy of a slightly earlier gestational age. The important thing will be your next ultrasound which hopefully you can have done in 10-14 days.

Question 4

is an endometrial stripe of 6 mm bad ?

Accepted Answer

6mm: would generally be considered normal.

Question 5

is an endometrial stripe of 0.6cm thick normal?

Accepted Answer

The thickness: of the endometrium varies throughout a woman's cycle. It is thickest just before menstruation, but in general, anything under 1 cm is considered normal. Hope this helps!

Question 6

is a 0.7 cm endometrial stripe cause for concern?

Accepted Answer

Depends: If you were 59 that stripe would not be normal but at 49 it could be depending on where you are during your cycle if still having periods. If taking pills that stripe would be abnormal. Could indicate a polyp or build up of tissue if not having regular cycles. Would need to know why was this checked? If concerned could either biopsy or take Progesterone to thin out or check seral sonograms.

Question 7

what is considered a prominent endometrial stripe?

Accepted Answer

Depends: Will depend what your provider means. Prominent could refer to stripe thickeness or brightness on sono but usually thickness. Much more of an issue in women after menopause where thickness could be a sign of abnormal tissue buildup. In younger women on pills/patches/iud stripe should be thin. Not on hormones the stripe will vary by time of month. Most prominent before cycle.Can be seen with polyps

Question 8

endometrial stripe measures of 1.0cm, is it normal?

Accepted Answer

Lining.: 1 cm is normal in a menstruating women - i.e. Not menopausal.

Question 9

my endometrial stripe is 5.7mm, what does this mean?

Accepted Answer

Basically normal: The lining of the womb is the endometrium and depending upon when in the menstrual cycle that it was noted appears to be normal in length.

Question 10

endometrial stripe measures 1.2 cm is that good or bad?

Accepted Answer

Not sure: A 12mm endometrial strip, assuming you still have cycles, can be normal towards the end of your cycle.  If you are having abnormal bleeding, then an endometrial biopsy is indicated in women 40 years of age and older.  I would need more details of your history to give you a better answer.

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Endometrial stripe meas 4.6mm and its thin endometrium with small gestational sac , is it normal for a 7 weeks pregnant?

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