Patient's question:
[Description of Condition: Anterior uterine position, uterine size approximately 4.24.13.4 cm, uniform muscle layer, thickness about 1.0 cm, no obvious abnormal echoes in the uterus, right ovary 3.51.7 cm, left ovary 2.61.6 cm, bilateral adnexa show no obvious abnormalities, irregular liquid dark areas detected in the pelvic cavity, size approximately 3.62.2 cm, pelvic effusion. History of Treatment and Effect: Detected on August 6, 2010. Desired Help: How severe is this? Is the uterine size normal? Can I get pregnant and have a baby?]Doctor's answer:
Hello, B measurement of a normal uterus has a sum of three diameters of 10cm-18cm, which is normal; the normal longitudinal diameter of the uterus is about 7-8cm, the transverse diameter is about 4-5cm, and the thickness is about 2-3cm. The endometrium changes with the menstrual cycle. Under normal circumstances, the uterine cavity is not obviously separated. Your uterus has enlarged, and there is also fluid in the uterine cavity, which is likely caused by a congenital developmental issue. If the uterus is small due to congenital development, in general terms, there is no fertility. Under normal circumstances, it is also not possible for implantation to occur.