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Ultrasound Of Pelvis Done. What Does The Findings Suggest?
ULTRASOUND PELVIS
the results are given below. Can you please explain in details. I am 47 years old with out a child. I want to have one child. Is it possible to conceive in this condition.
1. Normal size anteverted uterus seen
2.posterior wall shows intramural fibroid measuring 7.6 x 5.7 cm in size
3.Endometerial thickness is about 8.5 mm
4.Right ovary is not visualized
5.Left Ovary is 3.5 x 2 cm shows 14.1 mm follicle
Minimal fluid is seen in the cul de sac
the results are given below. Can you please explain in details. I am 47 years old with out a child. I want to have one child. Is it possible to conceive in this condition.
1. Normal size anteverted uterus seen
2.posterior wall shows intramural fibroid measuring 7.6 x 5.7 cm in size
3.Endometerial thickness is about 8.5 mm
4.Right ovary is not visualized
5.Left Ovary is 3.5 x 2 cm shows 14.1 mm follicle
Minimal fluid is seen in the cul de sac
Tue, 10 Dec 2013
Hello dear,
Normal sized uterus with normal endometrial thickness and 14 mm sized follicle in the ovary are favorable factors for pregnancy, however a large intramural fibroid may be worrisome, as larger fibroids cause hindrance to the pregnancy. It is advisable to have medications to decrease the fibroid size.
Your age is also a risk factor for what is called 'high risk' cases. So if you are planning to get pregnant, it is suggested that you should have close follow up of your pregnancy with regular ultrasound checkups and especially the 'anomaly scans'.
Normal sized uterus with normal endometrial thickness and 14 mm sized follicle in the ovary are favorable factors for pregnancy, however a large intramural fibroid may be worrisome, as larger fibroids cause hindrance to the pregnancy. It is advisable to have medications to decrease the fibroid size.
Your age is also a risk factor for what is called 'high risk' cases. So if you are planning to get pregnant, it is suggested that you should have close follow up of your pregnancy with regular ultrasound checkups and especially the 'anomaly scans'.
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