The uterus is anteverted and bulky. I find this rude: anteverted (backwards), that's quite normal, but bulky? No-one wants to be bulky. I don't think there's anything medical in that.

The endometrium is what you lose when you have a period - it thickens in pregnancy and echogenic just means it's easy to read with the scanner.

Cystic spaces with fluid and internal echoes... internal echoes means the ultrasound waves were bouncing about and the picture wasn't as clear.

That's about the best I can do for you, Lisa - drat that I'm not at work in some ways. I hope this is just a very, very early scan for you.