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Ultra Sound Report Shows Simple Cyst And Hypoechoic Lesion. Suggest

my dr sent me in for ultra sound for bleeding and it says i have 2.8-cm simple cyst and 2.4-cm hypoechoic lesion with some low level internal echos and possible septations showing vascularity of the periphery . then it goes on to say also findings on the uterus itself there was a hypoechoic mass in the anterior body measuring 13 mm. the endometrium was uniform , thin, and measured 7mm what would you recommend dr hasnt returned my call.
Tue, 21 May 2013
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Hi,

The findings in your uterus, along with the history of bleeding, can represent a benign tumor called leiomyoma. When the tumor becomes medically non-manageable, it is surgically removed. I would like to stress it once again, that it is a benign tumor and has no malignant potential (i.e. it does not convert to cancer).

As to the cyst that you mentioned, I cannot give any opinion on this as you did not mention WHERE they found it. Was it in the ovaries or uterus? Was it somewhere inside the abdomen? Please specify.

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Ultra Sound Report Shows Simple Cyst And Hypoechoic Lesion. Suggest

Hi, The findings in your uterus, along with the history of bleeding, can represent a benign tumor called leiomyoma. When the tumor becomes medically non-manageable, it is surgically removed. I would like to stress it once again, that it is a benign tumor and has no malignant potential (i.e. it does not convert to cancer). As to the cyst that you mentioned, I cannot give any opinion on this as you did not mention WHERE they found it. Was it in the ovaries or uterus? Was it somewhere inside the abdomen? Please specify. Kind regards,