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Ultrasound Shows Prominent Endometrial Cavitory Echoes, Enlarged Ovaries With Central Echogenic Stroma. What Next ?
my wife got a scanned today and the report reads as...uterus: normal in size, contour and parenchymal echo-texture. endometrial cavitory echoes are prominent, measuring 17mm in thickness... uterus measures 7.5cms x 5.0cms.x3.8cms. ovaries both ovaries mildly enlarged with central echogenic stroma and multiple small peripherally placed follicles noted.right ovary measures 4.2cms x 2.1. left ovary 4.9cms x 1.6cms. no fluid in culde-sac. Impression: polycystis features to both ovaries[for clinical correlation] prominent endometrial echoes-endometrial hyperplasia . Please tell me if there is any risk to her and what steps we should take
Wed, 18 Jun 2014
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As such, polycystic ovaries indicate a basic hormonal disorder, that results in irregular cycles and erratic ovulation.
You need to have further hormonal evaluation to confirm this diagnosis.
Take care.
Thanks for writing to us with your health concern.
Can you please upload the ultrasound scan report instead of typing it out ?
That would provide more information.
You can write in at -
http://doctor.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-aarti-abraham/64623
As such, polycystic ovaries indicate a basic hormonal disorder, that results in irregular cycles and erratic ovulation.
You need to have further hormonal evaluation to confirm this diagnosis.
Take care.
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