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Vaginal Ultrasound Done. Multiple Fibroids Seen. What Does It Mean? Possible Treatment? Have Abdominal Pain, Frequent Urination

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I have the following report from my ultra scan : bulky anteverted uterus measuring 60x128mm with heterogonous myometrium suggestive of multiple fibroids. 3 fibroids seen, largest within the fungus measuring 16x 16
Endometrium measures 16mm at the level of the fundus

Please explain what this means and what possible treatments are
I have a lot of pain on the right side of my abdomen and frequent urination..

Thank you
Mon, 11 Nov 2013
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Fibriods are a common non dangerous and non cancerous tumors of uterus. They are ususlly treated by surgery by a gyne after examination, some times no surgery is needed if they are not troubling. your symptoms seems to be due to these fibroids which are pushing the bladder thereby causing frequent urination.
Pain may be due to the inflamation in the fibroids.
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Vaginal Ultrasound Done. Multiple Fibroids Seen. What Does It Mean? Possible Treatment? Have Abdominal Pain, Frequent Urination

Fibriods are a common non dangerous and non cancerous tumors of uterus. They are ususlly treated by surgery by a gyne after examination, some times no surgery is needed if they are not troubling. your symptoms seems to be due to these fibroids which are pushing the bladder thereby causing frequent urination. Pain may be due to the inflamation in the fibroids.