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Have Amorphous Calcified Uterine Fibroid Overlying The Left Side Of Sacrum. Suggest?

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Posted on Fri, 23 Aug 2013
Question: I have a amorphous calcified uterine fibroid
Overlying the left side of my sacrum. The size is 4.04 x 3.61cm. I am 58 years old. What is it?
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Answered by Dr. Dr.Raju.A.T (1 hour later)
Hi,

Thanks for your query.

Fibroid is a soft tissue tumor originating from the uterine musculature. These fibroids are mostly benign and do not pose any problem unless they are very big. Sometimes these fibroids get degenerated and result in calcification.

The fibroid you have is complicated with calcification. Since the size is less than 5 cms surgical removal is not recommended. If it grows and crosses more than 5 cms then Myomectomy (surgery) is done.

Hope, I answered your query.

Please let me know if there are any other concerns.

Regards,
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Have Amorphous Calcified Uterine Fibroid Overlying The Left Side Of Sacrum. Suggest?

Hi,

Thanks for your query.

Fibroid is a soft tissue tumor originating from the uterine musculature. These fibroids are mostly benign and do not pose any problem unless they are very big. Sometimes these fibroids get degenerated and result in calcification.

The fibroid you have is complicated with calcification. Since the size is less than 5 cms surgical removal is not recommended. If it grows and crosses more than 5 cms then Myomectomy (surgery) is done.

Hope, I answered your query.

Please let me know if there are any other concerns.

Regards,