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Endometrium thickness
Is endometrium thickness dangerous? Can it indicate cancer or raise chances or getting cancer in the future?
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It need evaluation
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Yes.
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
Endometrial hyperplasia definitely needs evaluation in the form of a biopsy
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Dr. Varun H Shah
Infertility Specialist
13 yrs exp
Mumbai
Thick endometrium mean more than 12 mm I’m sonography.
Just thick endometrium is not indicative of chances of cancer.
We need to have a concrete data as endometrium biopsy to support the thick endometrium.
So thick endometrium is a screening test to decode whether a patient needs a biospy or not.
Along with that age, history of pregnancy, obesity , bleeding patterns, some drugs, smoking etc are other factors to look for.
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