Patient's question:
The last menstrual period started on the 9th, and today is the 12th day. I went to the hospital for an ultrasound to monitor the follicles, and the results were: Left side showed one follicle with anechoic area, size 1.81.5, right side was not visible; endometrial thickness appeared as linear. The doctor said the left side is suspected to be a follicle, but it does not appear normally round, with a small indentation in one area, and it is also very small, possibly indicating a cystic phenomenon. Additionally, the endometrium is too thin.Dear kind-hearted doctors, what should I do in this situation? Is the possibility of a cyst higher? The thickness of the endometrium is related to menstrual flow, and I do feel it has decreased a bit (previously had a right-side lesion removal due to ectopic pregnancy). The duration of the period has also
Doctor's answer:
Hello! On the 12th day of the menstrual cycle, a 1.8x1.5 follicle has already matured. Considering the menstrual cycle day, the follicular development is still quite good and is unlikely to be a cyst. Not all follicles are perfectly round; some may have small indentations, which can sometimes be a symptom before ovulation. The thin endometrium is related to low estrogen levels. You can take Estrofem once a day orally, one tablet each time, and also insert one tablet vaginally daily. The endometrium will quickly regenerate.