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Suffering From Fibroids, Bulky Uterus, Bilateral Ovaries Appear Normal, No Free Fluid In Pelvis. What Does It Suggest?
THis is Priya from Ernakulam ,Im 30 years old and i have been have complications with fybroid
I had taken a scan recently (4.11.2013) and the report say
uterus- Bulky Uterus and measures 107x79x91 (400gms) . Endometerial echoes are homogenous. Endometrium measures 6.5mm. Cervix appears normal. Posterior wall large 96x95 mm intra mural/ subserous fibroid seen
Ovaries- Bilateral ovaries appearnormal in size and echotexture. Right ovary measures 43x 22 mm, Left ovary measures 41x 22 mm. There is no free fluid in the pelvis.
Impression: Bulky Uterus and Intra Mural/ Subserous fibroid.
I had taken a scan recently (4.11.2013) and the report say
uterus- Bulky Uterus and measures 107x79x91 (400gms) . Endometerial echoes are homogenous. Endometrium measures 6.5mm. Cervix appears normal. Posterior wall large 96x95 mm intra mural/ subserous fibroid seen
Ovaries- Bilateral ovaries appearnormal in size and echotexture. Right ovary measures 43x 22 mm, Left ovary measures 41x 22 mm. There is no free fluid in the pelvis.
Impression: Bulky Uterus and Intra Mural/ Subserous fibroid.
Mon, 11 Nov 2013
hello user,
The USG report of yours suggest a large fibroid in your uterus, which is just a benign lesion in uterine muscular wall, which may sometimes cause heavy bleeding, anaemia , and bulky feeling in abdomen.
The only treatment of it, is surgery and type of surgery depends on your marriage status and number of children and age.
Do reply back with your family background to know more about the management.
Regards
Dr Hari Om Chandrakar
MBBS
The USG report of yours suggest a large fibroid in your uterus, which is just a benign lesion in uterine muscular wall, which may sometimes cause heavy bleeding, anaemia , and bulky feeling in abdomen.
The only treatment of it, is surgery and type of surgery depends on your marriage status and number of children and age.
Do reply back with your family background to know more about the management.
Regards
Dr Hari Om Chandrakar
MBBS
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