Hi,
I’ve been asked to have an urgent hysteroscopy with d&c under sedation following my tv ultrasound for heavy bleeding and anaemia. The consultant shared that this was because three concerns were raised by the sonographer: thick, irregular, ill-defined, vascular endometrium at the fundus. The consultant said he thought he was endometrial hyperplasia but wouldn’t he drawn on which type - but did say it was the combination of the four findings that was leading him to call for the urgent hysteroscopy. Just wondered if anyone else has had the same findings in their tv ultrasound and what it led to? The tv was very painful on one side!
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