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What Is The Treatment For Bulky Uterus Other Than Surgery?

what is treatment of bulky uterus? age=48 weight=71 history=cholecystectomy done 3 year later diagnosis:USG=uterus anteverted,bulky in size and measure:9.7x5.6x4.7cms what is the risk of this diseases? i do not want to go for surgry.please help me out from this problem.
Thu, 9 Jan 2014
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If you are not having any symptoms, and your doctor has done a biopsy and is sure there is minimal chance of a cancer, then there is little risk to just monitoring it with ultrasounds every six months or so to make sure it is not growing rapidly. However, your doctor will probably want to do a uterine biopsy, if that hasn't already been done. There may have been other findings that I am not aware of that heighten the risk for cancer, you need to ask your doctor whether he./she thinks that such a risk exists. If they are concerned about that possibility, you may need to choose the surgery.
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What Is The Treatment For Bulky Uterus Other Than Surgery?

If you are not having any symptoms, and your doctor has done a biopsy and is sure there is minimal chance of a cancer, then there is little risk to just monitoring it with ultrasounds every six months or so to make sure it is not growing rapidly. However, your doctor will probably want to do a uterine biopsy, if that hasn t already been done. There may have been other findings that I am not aware of that heighten the risk for cancer, you need to ask your doctor whether he./she thinks that such a risk exists. If they are concerned about that possibility, you may need to choose the surgery.