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Endometrium is 15 mm in 8 week pregnancy
Hello doctor. I have consulted doctor and done usg. I have to wait till Saturday to consult her with my report. Getting nervous about one point that Endometrium is 15 mm thickened. Is anything wrong? Will it effect my pregnancy? It is my first and natural pregnancy. Last period was 26th Feb. Attaching usg report. Please help.
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Your report is normal.
Endometrial thickness 15 mm is a good thing. At least you could conceive. Please get a repeat sonography done after 2 weeks. Foetal pole and Foetal heart will be seen.
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Hello nothing to worry about,we need a thick endometrium where a fertilized egg can attach and grow ,so Nothing to worry about.
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Don’t worry repeat usg after 10 days
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Don’t worry about endometrial thickness
You have to repeat ultrasound after two weeks to note the heart beat .
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The ultrasound is normal. But as heartbeat is not seen yet, get another ultrasound after 2 weeks. Don't worry about the endometrial thickness. Thick endometrium enables implantation.
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Ultrasound is normal
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Till now report is fine,follow up usg rep suggested
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Dr. Kinnari Amin
Gynecologist
10 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
It’s delayed conception.
Repeat ultrasound after 2 weeks.
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