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Hi ive had miscarraige last october and diagnosis show i have normal size anteverted uterus.. with intact endometrium and no focal mass seen cervix long and closed and ovarian cysts bilateral as described . What does it mean? Do i still have to undergo dilation and curetage?

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Dr. Christine Marie Rubio answered : 7 years ago

Hi there, from your description it seems that you donâ€™t need to undergo dilatation and curettage. But you should be examined by an OB-Gyn togethher with our ultrasound result to check also the bilateral ovarian cysts that are being described in your ultrasound.

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