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Im 7 weeks pregnant. endometrial stripe is thickened measuring 2.9 cm. is this okay? no bleeding. myometriun is homogenous with no focal masses. ple
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Normal but...: It is normal to have a thickened endometrium in early pregnancy. However, the ultrasound should now be seeing a gestational sac (bubble) which you do not describe in your question.
Answered 6/7/2018
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