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Endrometrium Thick 13.2 MM
Hello docs,
I was suffering from PCOS from last two years and taking some ayurvedic medicines from last Jan and recently I have taken 10 tabs of Krimson 35 also because my period are not stopping it been more than 21 days and my doctor suggested me to take krimson but I feel Nausea alll the time so I stopped taking krimson. Now today i have done sonography and there are no cysts in my ovaries whereas last year I had bulky ovaries. Now my endrometrium echoes are thick 13.2 mm .
Can you please tell me what is the reason n which is most dangerous that thick endrometrium or bulky ovaries.
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
19 yrs exp
Chennai
No need to worry about this endometrial thickness dear as it is not to have endometrial thickness upto 14 mm in early and mid and late luteal phase
Next Steps
You need to measure endometrial thickness on day 2 of periods and if more than 4 mm it is considered as thick endometrium requiring treatment
Health Tips
Just relax dear if scan does not show PCOD and periods as regular just continue PCOD diet and stop Krimson
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