Patient's question:
I had my period on December 7th, and then on the 13th day of the month, I had an ultrasound. The result showed an endometrial thickness of 0.8mm, with a 1.8-2.1mm anechoic area observed in the right ovary. The ultrasound on the 14th day showed an endometrial thickness of 0.8mm, with a 2.11.9mm anechoic area in the right ovary. The ultrasound on the 16th day showed an endometrial thickness of 1.0mm, with a 3.12.5mm anechoic area in the right ovary.Today is already the 30th day of my period, and I still haven’t had my period. The ultrasound today showed that the endometrium has grown to 1.7mm, with no abnormal echoes observed in both ovaries. My usual menstrual cycle is about 25 days long. Since today is the 30th day and I haven’t had my period yet, could this be endometrial thickening?
What kind of help do I need:
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Doctor's answer:
Your endometrium is indeed in a thickened state. It is recommended to undergo a hysteroscopy for a thorough examination to determine if there are any abnormalities in the endometrium, such as endometrial polyps, which may be causing the thickening. If the endometrium is normal or if polyps are present, treatment can help you conceive. Wishing the patient a speedy recovery, a healthy body, and a wonderful life.