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Question: Dear Doctor,
I am experiencing irregular periods since last one year,Out of which current period was after 3 months gap and it was heavy lasted for 6days.14 to 20 august.
My gynarcologist suggested sonography of whole abdomen,
I will upload detailed reports.but reports showed
1.endometrial thickness 17.6mm;Cystic endometrial hyperplasia
2.Multiple (atleast 6) large (1cm -2cm)nabothian cysts,
2.6cmfolicular cyst in right overy,
is this all serious?
I donot suffer from stomach or lower abdomen pain.Only paining takes place when there is a period.
pl suggest the necessart treatment.
regards,
ms.xxxxxxxxxxxx.
I am experiencing irregular periods since last one year,Out of which current period was after 3 months gap and it was heavy lasted for 6days.14 to 20 august.
My gynarcologist suggested sonography of whole abdomen,
I will upload detailed reports.but reports showed
1.endometrial thickness 17.6mm;Cystic endometrial hyperplasia
2.Multiple (atleast 6) large (1cm -2cm)nabothian cysts,
2.6cmfolicular cyst in right overy,
is this all serious?
I donot suffer from stomach or lower abdomen pain.Only paining takes place when there is a period.
pl suggest the necessart treatment.
regards,
ms.xxxxxxxxxxxx.
Brief Answer:
answered
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
The report shows presence of thickened endometrium and a large ovarian cyst which is more than 4cm and would have to be removed to avoid complications of rupture. It is advisable to get an endometrial biopsy done to rule out endometrial cancer as well first and then depending on the report, a possible laparoscopic ovarian cystectomy can be performed alone or if any atypia is seen on histopathology report then a hysterectomy would be necessary. So please get an endometrial biopsy done next.
Regards
answered
Detailed Answer:
Hello,
The report shows presence of thickened endometrium and a large ovarian cyst which is more than 4cm and would have to be removed to avoid complications of rupture. It is advisable to get an endometrial biopsy done to rule out endometrial cancer as well first and then depending on the report, a possible laparoscopic ovarian cystectomy can be performed alone or if any atypia is seen on histopathology report then a hysterectomy would be necessary. So please get an endometrial biopsy done next.
Regards
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Uploaded my T3,T4,Tsh and vitamin B12 values,pl comment on the same
similarly uploading cbc report .pl.comment on the same.
regards,
Ms,xxxxxxxxxxx
similarly uploading cbc report .pl.comment on the same.
regards,
Ms,xxxxxxxxxxx
Brief Answer:
answered
Detailed Answer:
hello,
You are a case of severe anaemia with possible vit b12 deficiency as levels are borderline low. Also important would be to get iron ferritin levels done to rule out iron deficiency. Thyroid profile is normal.
You need blood transfusions in hospital atleast 3 pints of whole blood.
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Detailed Answer:
hello,
You are a case of severe anaemia with possible vit b12 deficiency as levels are borderline low. Also important would be to get iron ferritin levels done to rule out iron deficiency. Thyroid profile is normal.
You need blood transfusions in hospital atleast 3 pints of whole blood.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Kampana
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