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Ultrasound Showed Hypo-echoic Lesions On Anterior And Posterior Walls Of Uterus. What Are The Possible Cures For This?

Hi My mother has gone for a ultrasound and as per reports she has hypoechoic lesions in uterus in anterior and posterior wall. Uterous size is 96*60*13 mm and lesions size is 23*30 mm, 29*32mm and 30*36mm. What are the possible cures for this?? can it be dangerous? dows she need to undergo for operation to get it removed or can it be removed with the help of medicines too??
Wed, 25 Jun 2014
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Hello ma'am and welcome.

These could most probably be uterine fibroids, which can grow in size with time. We will have to wait and watch to ses if they are increasing in size or not. If at all they are causing symptoms like abdominal pain, bleeding, etc; we may have to take an early call.

Depending on your mothers age we may decide to go ahead with a small procedure or surgery to remove the uterus. Medications usually are not helpful for this condition. Although nothing dangerous, it is still best addressed.

Hope this helps.

Best wishes.
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Ultrasound Showed Hypo-echoic Lesions On Anterior And Posterior Walls Of Uterus. What Are The Possible Cures For This?

Hello ma am and welcome. These could most probably be uterine fibroids, which can grow in size with time. We will have to wait and watch to ses if they are increasing in size or not. If at all they are causing symptoms like abdominal pain, bleeding, etc; we may have to take an early call. Depending on your mothers age we may decide to go ahead with a small procedure or surgery to remove the uterus. Medications usually are not helpful for this condition. Although nothing dangerous, it is still best addressed. Hope this helps. Best wishes.