@tclare15 This is very puzzling. Personally I would be very unhappy about those pathology results that indicate there wasn't enough tissue to actually test. My partner is a pathologist and I know what he would say in this case as he gets really annoyed when physicians do not do adequate biopsies. In addition the radiologist who read your ultrasound made that recommendation because I'm presuming they could not rule out cancer given the ultrasound.

When I had postmenopausal spotting I first had an ultrasound that showed a thickened uterine lining. My gynecologist went right to hysteroscopy and dilation and curetage (D&C). In retrospect I'm glad he did that as then there was plenty of tissue to test in pathology. I was diagnosed with endometroid adenocarcinoma, FIGO Grade 1. I'm not suggesting that this is what you have but only that without enough tissue to test on biopsy you have inconclusive results. Would you want to consult a different gynecologist? Is that a possibility? If it were me I would not want to wait until or if there are more symptoms such as spotting.

What are you thinking you will do?