A Rare Case Report of Successful Pregnancy with Fluid in the Endometrium

Endometrial cavity fluid (ECF) is a clear sonolucent fluid collection between the layers of the endometrial cavity. There is generally a consensus that if excessive fluid is noted in the uterine cavity, embryo implantation will be affected. Hydrosalphinx contributes to most of the cases of ECF. Other causes include endometriosis, PCOS and endometritis. Some cases are idiophatic and recurrent and often pose a challenge to the treating physician. Here in we report a rare case of successful pregnancy in a patient with ECF which was resistant to aspiration multiple times during endometrial preparation.