• The findings are likely benign and physiological.
• The endometrial thickening is within normal limits for the luteal/secretory phase but should be correlated with menstrual timing and symptoms. If done in the initial part of menstrual cycle, then endometrial evaluation might be needed.
• The left ovarian cyst appears simple and likely functional; given the small size and morphology, no intervention is required at present.
• The nabothian cyst is an incidental benign finding.
Next Steps
1.Clinical correlation with menstrual cycle phase and bleeding pattern. Hence do visit a gynaecologist for a detailed gynae checkup.
2.Repeat pelvic ultrasound (preferably transvaginal) after the next menstrual cycle (around Day 5–7) to reassess endometrial thickness and ovarian status.
3.If irregular or heavy bleeding is present, consider endometrial evaluation (TVS ± sampling if indicated).
4.Routine follow-up unless symptoms persist or cyst increases in size.
Health Tips
observation and follow-up is needed.
Consult at the earliest for a detailed gynae checkup.