Patient's question:
I am 26 years old, and my menstrual cycle has always been irregular. In the past, I often mistook bleeding for my period and didn't pay much attention to it. Later, every time I had my period, I experienced menstrual cramps. When I went to the hospital for a thorough examination, the doctor said my endometrium was thickened. Please ask, is it normal to have thick endometrium and pelvic effusion?Doctor's answer:
I need a written description of the ultrasound, that's the thickening caused by pregnancy, yes. I need to have another ultrasound done, so I need to come back for a re-examination in a week to check. There may be abdominal pain and bleeding, okay. But it's not visible in the early stages; you can wait and see after a week. Within 10 weeks of a missed period, it's usually normal, with thousands of possibilities, such as late delivery or ectopic pregnancy. In daily life, patients should balance their nutritional intake, engage in more aerobic exercise to stay fit, and maintain a cheerful mood to enhance their physical condition and speed up recovery.