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What Does 'slightly Enlarged Anteverted Uterus With Thin, Heterogenous Endometrium' With Symptoms Of Continued Bleeding Mean?
hi doctor..im Joy Pendon, Im a Filipino...my mom has been bleeding for how many months now. she said that it's ajust a part of her menopausal stage but recently the bleeding never stops so dad had her checked and undergone ultrasound. the diagnosis says
"slightly enlarged anteverted uterus with thin and heterogenous endometrium suggestive of non specific phase of endometrium ' Intramural myoma with submucous component . right ovary is normal with a cystic follicle. Left ovary not specialized. No adnexal masses seen minimal fluid in th e cul de sac"
please help me..i can't understand what it means.
is it serious?
thank you so much..it really means to me.
"slightly enlarged anteverted uterus with thin and heterogenous endometrium suggestive of non specific phase of endometrium ' Intramural myoma with submucous component . right ovary is normal with a cystic follicle. Left ovary not specialized. No adnexal masses seen minimal fluid in th e cul de sac"
please help me..i can't understand what it means.
is it serious?
thank you so much..it really means to me.
Wed, 15 Jan 2014
Hi,
I have gone through your query.
Ultrasound report of your mother suggests that there a tumor inside uterus. This tumor is harmless unless and until it causes any symptoms like bleeding in your mother case.
Further treatment depends upon the size of it. There are options of medicines, surgical removal of tumor or uterus.
It will helpful for me to explain the treatment if you send me complete report of ultrasound.
Hope i have answered your query.
Regards
I have gone through your query.
Ultrasound report of your mother suggests that there a tumor inside uterus. This tumor is harmless unless and until it causes any symptoms like bleeding in your mother case.
Further treatment depends upon the size of it. There are options of medicines, surgical removal of tumor or uterus.
It will helpful for me to explain the treatment if you send me complete report of ultrasound.
Hope i have answered your query.
Regards
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