Patient's question:
Today is 16 days after menstruation, and I had an ultrasound and MRI. The findings were: the uterus is in an anterior position, measuring 3.7CM3.9CM4.6CM, with uniform muscle wall echoes, endometrial thickness of about 1.25CM, and no obvious abnormalities were observed in the uterine cavity. Ovaries: Left 2.3CM1.2CM, Right 2.8CM2.0CM. In the right adnexal region and the uterosacral fossa, there were liquid dark areas, with the maximum depth of about 1.9CM. The left adnexal region showed no abnormal echoes. MRI suggests: thick endometrium; pelvic effusion.I had acute pelvic inflammatory disease in 2008. After a week of intravenous fluids and Western medicine treatment, I was ( means "treated and regulated") with traditional Chinese medicine for about half a month, after which I did not have any more episodes, and my menstruation became normal.
What assistance I need: I am now preparing to have a baby. What should I pay attention to, and how should I be treated (I hope it's in the field of traditional Chinese medicine? Regarding the thick endometrium and pelvic effusion).
Doctor's answer:
First, it's better to relieve inflammation before getting pregnant. Currently, a thick endometrium is not a major issue; the main problem is inflammation. Pelvic effusion is quite treatable. You can seek medication from a gynecology clinic or take oral medication for treatment. The endometrium should be checked with an ultrasound one week after this month's menstrual period. If it's between 5 to 7 mm, it's normal. Before trying to get pregnant, pay attention to gynecological health care.