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Re: endometrial calcificationFrom: sandi aggarwal (sand6764@yahoo.com)Wed Aug 22 12:21:47 2007
I have planned EB. But the pt is worried more for getting her period. We have put her on T. Mala D for 10 dapy and after withdrawal bleed then to go for EB. Her other inves. for T.B. are neg.she should be put on ATT after her report comes positive or soon after her cycle is started.I have read on the net the role of oral micronised progesterone in improving such endo. should this be started also? > From: "Dr. Sangita" <sand6764@yahoo.com> > To: "Multiple recipients of list ULTRASOUND" > <ultrasound@dns.obgyn.net> > Sent: Sunday, August 19, 2007 12:33 AM > Subject: endometrial calcification > > > Please advise me regarding a pt Name supta Age 30 > yrs Primary > > infertility LMP 14-2-07. She has been > amenorrhoeic since then. She has > > been amen. without being pregnant similarly also > in last nov .TVS > > -endometrial calcificatons (?tubercular).No h/o > previous > > instrumentation. how to manage her? > > >
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