What is the normal measurement of endometrial stripe?
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A pelvic sonogram can reveal the possibility of uterine cancer if the lining of the uterus cavity demonstrates either normal or increased thickness. If an endometrial stripe is very thin, 4mm or less, most studies indicate that no cancer exists, and no biopsy is needed.
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The uterus, or womb, is a peer shaped muscular organ lying in the middle of the pelvis. It is approximately three inches long, two inches wide, and one inch thick. \nFormerly a small sized uterus is used to be  described as infantile uterus. If menstruation is normal and pregnancy can take place, a small sized uterus is of no significance. The women with an infantile uterus have no difficulty in becoming pregnant if their menstrual function is normal.
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Uterus and/or placenta
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Although I concur with my colleague, Doc8, that it is entirely possible for you to have remaining endometrial implants, I would disagree that your complaint pattern is suggestive of endometriosis pain.\n\nIn a hysterectomy, the uterus, including the cervix, is removed.  The upper edge of the vaginal cuff which remains is sewn shut in a "purse-string" fashion.  There is necessarily some loss of length within the canal because of tissue removal and the suture line involving even more tissue.  \n\nThe vagina is normally a highly compliant organ, which can stretch by length or diameter without much resistance.  However, after a hysterectomy, the former location of the uterus above the vaginal pouch is occupied by a raw space which fills with fibrous scar.  Scar tissue has a series of phases it goes through and for many many months, it is NOT compliant.  During the maturation phase of this scar tissue, I could easily envision that the normal compliance of your vagina has changed.  Now, there is significant resistance to stretch.\n\nThis is, of course, a guess.  However, the time period over which scar tissue matures and softens is well in excess of a year.  If my guess is wrong, then you'll know in about 6 to 12 more months when the problem still hasn't gone away.  \n\nIn the mean time, I would humbly suggest that you appeal to the basic principle of country doctoring:  If it hurts, DON'T DO IT! :)\n\nI hope that helps.
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Water retention which usually takes places just before menstruation.
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yes its normal go see a FEMALE gyno doc
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It depends on how and why the surgery was performed.  The woman should talk to her GYN about the specifics of her case.  There's really no one-size-fits-all answer.  Best wishes.
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without seeing the results I cant give an accurate diagnoses but the uterus is like a ballon and stretches with the growth of a baby and if you fell pregnant you maybe able to carry it till about 30 weeks or so.so go back and ask your doctor
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The average ovary measures about 1.5cm x 3.5cm, or roughly the size of a walnut. There is considerable individual variation, however, and normal ovaries up to 5cm (a little bigger than a golf ball) are not uncommon.
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IT IS TOTALLY NORMAL. AFTER YOR PERIOD YOUR UTERUS CONTRACTS TO SHRINK INTO ITS REGULAR SIZE. PAIN IS NORMAL BEFORE AND AFTER THE MENTRUAL PERIOD.
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The only way to confirm endometriosis is through a laparoscopy.  An ultra sound WILL NOT detect it.  A doctor may suspect endo based on your symptoms and s/he can treat those but can never really know for sure without taking a look if you will.  \n\nEndometriosis is tissue (the endometrium) that is growing outside of the uterus.  This isn't something that can be detected by pap or ultrasound.
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yes it depends on colour. you can still get clear discharge, as per normal. and red/brown thick discharge is common as it is the linign of the uterus sloughing off.
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That's normal - that is part of your period.  Remember it's not just blood coming out but also dead tissue from the lining of the uterus
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33-Textbook answer\n\nBut depending on fusion in the Sacral and Coccyx could be 31-33...\n\nBest answer take an X-ray and count.  Remember what is normal is whats normal for you.
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anywhere from 200-250 is normal...just so you know...
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I think you should call your gynecologist or doctor and ask them, it could be a number of things.  It's better to be safe than sorry.
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About a tablespoon is right. Most of it is mucus and liquid build up from the lining of the womb.