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HomeQuestions & AnswersFrom the 13-16 of may I had a three day period.. after which the whole month of June no bleeding happened, I took a home pregnancy test on 28th which came to be positive, then also got a beta HCG TEST done which indicated pregnancy, when I went for trans-vaginal scan they said that no sac is visible and I should come 1 week later.. in the report it was mentioned “endometrial echo in the midline measures 18mm” what does this mean? Is 18mm normal?
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Mom of a 2 yr 5 m old child3 years ago
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From the 13-16 of may I had a three day period.. after which the whole month of June no bleeding happened, I took a home pregnancy test on 28th which came to be positive, then also got a beta HCG TEST done which indicated pregnancy, when I went for trans-vaginal scan they said that no sac is visible and I should come 1 week later.. in the report it was mentioned “endometrial echo in the midline measures 18mm” what does this mean? Is 18mm normal?

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ExpertDr.Deepinder Kaur DhawanObstetrician and Gynaecologist3 years ago
A. quite difficult to tell anything without examination and investigation. better post your question again with all details about your issue and attach report of your ultrasound report or try to connect through docconnect app
RashmiMom of a 11 yr old girl3 years ago
A. These terms are very technical it’s better that you take a clarity from your gynaecologist on this because she actually would be able to clear all your doubts associated and if they have called you after a week when you get it done after a week to be more clear about theWrite Your Answer Here
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