Endometrial Changes

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Endometrial Changes

Asked for Female, 64 Years

My mum 64 is post menopausal and was having stomach cramps, was suggested a stomach usg , the results show endometrial thickness, have attached the report, does the usg result mean she has edometrial cancer

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Dr. Ankita Gahlot Obstetrician 12 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Ankita Gahlot

Obstetrician 12 yrs exp Bangalore

Your report doesn't show the features that usually point to cancer: the endometrial lining has no focal lesion, the surrounding halo is well maintained, and there's no abnormal blood flow. What it does show is a thickened lining along with a few fibroids, which is common at your age and doesn't by itself mean cancer.

Next Steps

Because you're past menopause, this thickness usually needs a gynaecologist to look at the full picture, and they may suggest sampling the lining to be fully sure. Please take this report to a gynaecologist along with your stomach-cramp history.

Health Tips

See a doctor sooner if you notice any vaginal bleeding or spotting, since that needs prompt evaluation.

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