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Question: I am suffering with mild abdominal pain. My age is 37, height is 165 CM and weight is 63 Kgs. I have one child in the age of 9 years old.
I have consulted the Genecology doctor and as per her advice we have done abdominal scan. The scan report shows,
Impression,
# Mildly Bulky Uterus
# Septated Cyst with internal echoed and reticular pattern in right ovary - Suggestive of Hemorrhagic cyst.
# Mild fluid in the Pouch of XXXXXXX
I kindly request you the best suggestion what we need to do?
Treatment and medicine ....
I have consulted the Genecology doctor and as per her advice we have done abdominal scan. The scan report shows,
Impression,
# Mildly Bulky Uterus
# Septated Cyst with internal echoed and reticular pattern in right ovary - Suggestive of Hemorrhagic cyst.
# Mild fluid in the Pouch of XXXXXXX
I kindly request you the best suggestion what we need to do?
Treatment and medicine ....
Brief Answer:
Please upload the report.
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Thanks for writing to us with your health concern.
Please upload the ultrasound scan report.
I would like to look at it , before guiding you further.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Take care.
Please upload the report.
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Thanks for writing to us with your health concern.
Please upload the ultrasound scan report.
I would like to look at it , before guiding you further.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Take care.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Scan report uploaded Doctor for your reference
Brief Answer:
Normal findings, nothing to worry about.
Detailed Answer:
Okay, I have gone through the reports uploaded.
First is the bulky uterus.
This is a normal finding in some women, particularly those who have been pregnant and have had childbirth.
A small haemorrhagic cyst is a part of the normal spectrum.
Each month, the ovary releases one egg follicle, which ruptures ( ovulation ).
Sometimes, there is small amount of internal bleeding in this egg follicle, which results in a haemorrhagic cyst.
This will disappear on its own in a couple of cycles.
Mild free fluid is also normal and might sometimes indicate infection.
Painkillers and antibiotics might be taken for a few days to relieve you.
But there is nothing major to worry about in this report.
You can contact me anytime, using the following link -
http://doctor.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-aarti-abraham/64623
Take care.
Normal findings, nothing to worry about.
Detailed Answer:
Okay, I have gone through the reports uploaded.
First is the bulky uterus.
This is a normal finding in some women, particularly those who have been pregnant and have had childbirth.
A small haemorrhagic cyst is a part of the normal spectrum.
Each month, the ovary releases one egg follicle, which ruptures ( ovulation ).
Sometimes, there is small amount of internal bleeding in this egg follicle, which results in a haemorrhagic cyst.
This will disappear on its own in a couple of cycles.
Mild free fluid is also normal and might sometimes indicate infection.
Painkillers and antibiotics might be taken for a few days to relieve you.
But there is nothing major to worry about in this report.
You can contact me anytime, using the following link -
http://doctor.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-aarti-abraham/64623
Take care.
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Thank you very much Doctor for prompt reply,
One more clarification. Why this is happened, is it because of any food habit or it is common for women. Any additional care to be taken, the prescription given by our Doctor is mentioned for your reference. Our doctor advised to continue the tablet for a period of 14 days
1. Flagyl 400 - 2/day
2. Doxycyline and lactic acid Bacilcy - 2/day
3. Ranitap 150 - 2/day
4. Cycloofam MF - 2/day for pain (3 days only)
as of now we have completed the prescription for 10 days and still mild abdonimal pain continue.
Any further recommendation. Request your advice please
One more clarification. Why this is happened, is it because of any food habit or it is common for women. Any additional care to be taken, the prescription given by our Doctor is mentioned for your reference. Our doctor advised to continue the tablet for a period of 14 days
1. Flagyl 400 - 2/day
2. Doxycyline and lactic acid Bacilcy - 2/day
3. Ranitap 150 - 2/day
4. Cycloofam MF - 2/day for pain (3 days only)
as of now we have completed the prescription for 10 days and still mild abdonimal pain continue.
Any further recommendation. Request your advice please
Brief Answer:
Finish the course, you will see an improvement.
Detailed Answer:
Hello
No, it is not because of any food habit.
It might be a mild infection.
Please finish the course, and you should see an improvement definitely.
You should also get a vaginal swab and culture done, if you are experiencing any kind of vaginal discharge, burning, itching or redness.
Otherwise please finish the treatment, and let me know how you feel.
Take simple home made food and lots of dahi / yoghurt.
You can contact me directly anytime, using the following link -
http://doctor.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-aarti-abraham/64623
Take care
Finish the course, you will see an improvement.
Detailed Answer:
Hello
No, it is not because of any food habit.
It might be a mild infection.
Please finish the course, and you should see an improvement definitely.
You should also get a vaginal swab and culture done, if you are experiencing any kind of vaginal discharge, burning, itching or redness.
Otherwise please finish the treatment, and let me know how you feel.
Take simple home made food and lots of dahi / yoghurt.
You can contact me directly anytime, using the following link -
http://doctor.healthcaremagic.com/doctors/dr-aarti-abraham/64623
Take care
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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