Early PG ultrasound: This is typical of an early pregnancy ultrasound as a gestational sac can barely be seen if at all. The corpus luteum is a "yellow body" within the ovary that produces the hormone progesterone and sustains the pregnancy until the placenta develops after 12 weeks. Free fluid is just that, a small amount of fluid inside your abdomen that was seen. Endometrium thickness is support for a new pregnancy
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Early pregnancy: It is too early to see a gestational sac with fetal pole. Follow up is very important. The thickened lining of the uterus and corpus literal cyst is normal. The free fluid could have been a ruptured cyst but a tubal pregnancy must be ruled out. You did not mention any bleeding or cramping. If not, most likely normal pregnancy but follow up important
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