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TVS and D&C report difference.
My mother age 50 - got her TVs done for irregular and sometimes heavy/prolonged period for past 1 year. Her tvs scan showed severely thick endometrium measuring 3.1cm with multiple cystic focii.
Doctor performed hysteroscopy D&C immediately within a week of the report. After the procedure doctor told tvs report was not accurate as they did not find anything suspicious in hysteroscopy and lining was also not severely thick.
D&C report came out as hyperplasia or malignancy not seen. Disordered proliferative endometrium.
My question is which report should we trust ? And is it possible to tell the thickness and suspicious areas inside uterine cavity with Hysteroscopy ?
Really worried if we are missing out on something.
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The biopsy after hysteroscopy is confirmatory
Hyperplasia needs hormonal treatment fr 9 months
And go fr an annual papsmear
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Dr. Divya Kannari
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
9 yrs exp
Raichur
D & C report s accurate
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Dr. Sayali Dhalwade
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Pune
D and c report is more accurate as it's a Endometrial biopsy
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