Hi welcome to Health care magic forum. The scanning report states that the uterus is anteverted bulky, and shows small hypo chromic areas suggestive of fibroids largest being 17mm. Uterus is bulky than what it should be. Because there are hypochromic areas suggesting that there are fibroids biggest among them is measuring 17mm means 1.7 cm. due to which the uterus is bulkey.
Fibroids if not showing any symptoms and not interfering with fertility you can leave them . Treatment comprises Hysterectomy, because the fibroids are in the intramural region. If they are in sub epithelial region or if number of fibroids are one or two fibroidectomy may be prefered, avoiding removal of uterus.
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Anteverted uterus means its tipped forward and refers to the normal position of uterus so there is nothing to worry. Coming to bulky , it means your uterus is slightly increased in size which might be due to small fibroids you have mentioned.
Fibroids are smooth muscle tumors of uterus, they are benign and very common in reproductive age. They usually regress after menopause. They appear hypoechoic on ultrasound ie greyish compared to hyperechoic things which appear white.
Intramural fibroids are those fibroids which develop within the muscle of uterus.
Size of 17mm means 1.7cm which is very small and nothing to worry about.
Fibroid are managed only when they are symptomatic in the form of heavy or irregular periods, pain abdomen or infertility. Big fibroids can also cause pressure symptoms like increased frequency or urinary retention and constipation.

Incase you have no such problems , you can just leave the fibroids on their own to regress and just follow it up by a repeat ultrasound after 3months. In case they become symptomatic later or increase rapidly in size, you consult a gynecologist personally.

But if you have bleeding problems or any of the above mentioned symptoms, consult a gynecologist now. Get a minor procedure called D&C for irregular bleeding before any definitve treatment like hystercetomy to rule other causes of bleeding especially cancer.

Fibroids can be managed by many procedures which your gynecologist would tell incase you fall in the category to be treated.

Fibroids are best treated surgically if they require treatment.

Newer and noninvasive ways are Magnetic resonance guided focused ultrasound and interventional procedures like uterine artery embolization.

As such there is no medication to treat fibroids. The medicine which are used are to control symptoms like for bleeding(eg tranexamic acid) or to decrease the size of huge fibroids preoperatively like GnRH analogs. But they shouldnt be used routinely and for long term.

Hello,
Anteverted refers to the position of the uterus with reference to the cervix and anteversion is the commonest position. Fibroids are benign tumors in the muscular part of the uterine wall causing symptoms like excessive bleeding during cycles, pain and pressure symptoms. The treatment of these fibroids depends upon the symptoms and the size. Medical as well as surgical methods of treatment are available. I advice you to see a gynecologist for further management. Take care.