Question 1

possible pregnancy if the result is from 0.78cm triple line endometrium to 0.9-0.95cm hyper-echoic endometrium?
uterus:anteverted 3.6x3.1x3cm

Accepted Answer

Pregnancy test: The easiest way to diagnosis pregnancy is with a home pregnancy test. They are very accurate. A sonogram is only helpful if you can see a fetus. Simply head to the pharmacy and pick up a home test. In minutes you will have your answer.

Question 2

7.1 mm endometrium is normal?

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Yes: Endometrial thickness varies depending what day of your menstrual cycle the measurement was taken.  That would be considered normal for your age.

Question 3

what is secretory endometrium ?

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Normal: After menstruation is over the lining of the endometrium begins to proliferate and grow.  In this phase it is called Proliferative Endometrium.   After ovulation it becomes Secretory Endometrium because it changes in appearance due to the secretion of progesterone.  It is a description of normal endometrium after ovulation.  Best wishes!

Question 4

endometrium is 7mm is it normal?

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Yes: Endometrial thickness varies depending what cycle day the measurement was taken.

Question 5

what is decidualized endometrium?

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Late in the month: It suggests that ovulation has occurred. Your personal physician can advise you further.

Question 6

5.8 mm endometrium. is it normal?

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Yes, depends: 5.8 mm is a normal endometrial thickness depending on where one is in their cycle.  Nothing worrisome, if you are having irregular or heavy bleeding an endometrial biopsy should be done.

Question 7

what does a 1 cm endometrium mean?

Accepted Answer

Less than 25mm: It means nothing in a woman before menopause. Greater than 25 mm after menopause is not normal. You will need to ask the doctor ordering the test to interpret your specific results in the context of your medical issues.

Question 8

what does inactive endometrium mean?

Accepted Answer

Three possibilities:  Inactive may be used to refer to the endometrium basalis - the part of the endometrium that does not respond to cyclic hormone changes and is therefore normally 'inactive.' (The active part of the endometrium is called the endometrium functionalis). the term inactive could also refer to atrophic glands (due to aging) or to glands in a polyp that don't respond to hormonal cycles. Nothing to worry!

Question 9

what does inrreguler endometrium mean?

Accepted Answer

Irregular Endometriu: It could mean many things.  A polyp, fibroid, hyperplasia.  (this are benign).  At your age, cancer would be rare.  Your gynecologist will investigate this and let you know what the appropriate treatment is.

Question 10

what does endometrium is prominent mean?

Accepted Answer

Means: That it measures too think on the ultrasound, and at your age the standard of care is to do a hysteroscopy and endometrial biopsy, I do them in office , and pt is awake takes 5 minutes at the most, rare this should have to be done in hospital and that you would have to go to sleep , you need to r/o precancer or not as commonly cancer of the endometrium, please discuss with your gyn.

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