tested positive for pregnancy and had a transvaginal ultrasound with the following results: Anteriorly tilted uterus, DAP 43mm Endometrium 17mm Uterine muscle structure: uniform, empty uterine cavity. Right ovary: KT = 24x19mm Left ovary: KT = 22x18mm. Culpe-de-sac, no fluid. Conclusion: No pregnancy detected inside or outside the uterus. Thick endometrium/Ultrasound. I had a blood test and the Beta HCG index = 380.

usually have my period on the 26th of the month, lasting 5 days. However, as of today, my period is 3 weeks late. That night I had bleeding. Doctor, can you tell me what bleeding after a 3-week delay in menstruation means?

My sister tested positive with two lines, then had a stomachache and blood clots. She went to the hospital for an HCG test and the result was pregnancy, but the blood clot test showed no pregnancy. Now, she has stopped bleeding, the test still shows two lines, but she had a vaginal ultrasound and a regular ultrasound but still did not see a pregnancy. It has been a month since her period ended last month. So doctor, can you tell me why the test shows two lines but the test shows no pregnancy?

For women who have had gynecological examinations, the examination process and what is examined are clear to everyone. But for women who have had the examination for the first time, especially girls who have not had sex, this is a matter of concern.

Miscarriage is a condition in which the fetus is expelled from the uterus before it is able to survive outside the living environment. According to some studies, the possibility of difficulty maintaining the pregnancy is high if the miscarriage rate is > 40%. In cases of miscarriage, the gestational age is usually less than 20-22 weeks.

Hi doctor! I missed my period, I took a 2-line test, now I have abdominal pain and bleeding, I went to an ultrasound, the doctor did not detect an internal or external pregnancy. I hope you can advise me on my case. Thanks for the advice doctor!

Follicular ultrasound is the use of a vaginal probe or abdominal ultrasound to monitor the development of eggs. This is one of the first steps to take when examining infertility.

Transvaginal ultrasound is safe and painless, but it may cause some discomfort. For pregnant women, transvaginal ultrasound does not have any negative effects on the fetus as many people have long believed. During the ultrasound, the doctor will not insert the probe all the way into the cervix, so it does not cause any damage to the cervix and uterus.

One of the gynecological examination procedures is a vaginal examination, the doctor will perform a transvaginal ultrasound to examine the entire genitals for women who are married or have had sex. For girls who have not had sex, the doctor will use an abdominal ultrasound to examine this information.

Gynecological ultrasound is a common form of gynecological examination, helping doctors assess the physiological and reproductive health of women. Through ultrasound images, doctors can detect abnormalities in the uterus, ovaries and pelvic organs.

During the first three months of pregnancy, pregnant women will have a transvaginal ultrasound, also known as a transvaginal ultrasound. At this stage of pregnancy, a transvaginal ultrasound will give more accurate results than an abdominal ultrasound. If the pregnant woman has any signs of pregnancy such as abdominal pain or bleeding, the doctor will recommend a transvaginal ultrasound to determine the exact cause.