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What Does this Ultrasound Test Result Mean?

good day ..i had my ultrasound the uterus is anteverted with regular contour and homogeneous myometrium.there are no myometrial masses seen.the cervix is closed and homogeneous.the endomemtrium is thickened and heterogenous.cannot totally rule out an endometrial phathology. the rigth ovary is not visualized in this scan.the left oavry is lateraltpo the uterus and contains foliicles.there are no adnexal masses seen.there is no free in the cul de sac. impression:: enlarged anteverted uterus with thickened and heterogenous.cannot totally rule out an endomemtrial pathology. normal left ovary. not visualized rigth ovary.no adnesal masses seen.no free fluid in the cul de sac . my question is .... what is meaning or the results of my ultrasound.? am i pregnant... thank you so much for you time.
Mon, 2 May 2016
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Hello there, thanks for your query. Some more details would have made interpretation of your USG results much easier like the indication for your scan.
I like to mention two things here first.
1. The uterus in enlarged. Its difficult to comment if this is worrisome or not when I don't have measurements of uterus. But if you are a married woman and if you already have a child , you can expect a little bigger size of uterus which is not to be worried about.
And also as they have mentioned that the myometrium is homogeneous, I assume your uterus is OK.
2. Another thing worth mentioning is 'endometrium is thick and heterogeneous'. Again to comment on this I need to know your age, menstrual pattern or if any other gynaecological complaints and the endometrial thickness measurement. If you are having menstrual problems and if your endometrium is more than 14 mm I suggest you to get an endometrial biopsy done to see how your uterine lining is behaving.
3. The rest of the report says the ovaries are fine and no detectable problems.
Hope this helps. Take care.
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What Does this Ultrasound Test Result Mean?

Hello there, thanks for your query. Some more details would have made interpretation of your USG results much easier like the indication for your scan. I like to mention two things here first. 1. The uterus in enlarged. Its difficult to comment if this is worrisome or not when I don t have measurements of uterus. But if you are a married woman and if you already have a child , you can expect a little bigger size of uterus which is not to be worried about. And also as they have mentioned that the myometrium is homogeneous, I assume your uterus is OK. 2. Another thing worth mentioning is endometrium is thick and heterogeneous . Again to comment on this I need to know your age, menstrual pattern or if any other gynaecological complaints and the endometrial thickness measurement. If you are having menstrual problems and if your endometrium is more than 14 mm I suggest you to get an endometrial biopsy done to see how your uterine lining is behaving. 3. The rest of the report says the ovaries are fine and no detectable problems. Hope this helps. Take care.