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3 month follow up us pelvis transvaginal
4cm sized thin-walled cyst is identified in the right ovary. the size and shape are essentially unchanged since the previous exam of 10/14/10. resolution of two small follicles at the inferior pole of the right ovary.
in the left ovary is about 2.3 cm sized thin-walled cyst has develope since the previous exam.
retroverted orientation of the uterus without a fibroid.smooth endometrium is about 8mm in thickness without a polyp. no adnexal pathology.
this is my new u/s for 3 month follow up how do you see these results im hving some pain both sides of pelvis. thank u
in the left ovary is about 2.3 cm sized thin-walled cyst has develope since the previous exam.
retroverted orientation of the uterus without a fibroid.smooth endometrium is about 8mm in thickness without a polyp. no adnexal pathology.
this is my new u/s for 3 month follow up how do you see these results im hving some pain both sides of pelvis. thank u
Thank you..Is a 4cm cyst on the ovary consider small? and does the time i have it matter, and that its growing slowly.. from 2cm and now its 4cm and wont go away i have been on the lupron shot, the bill and it wont go away... please thank you for any info
Hello. the cyst is on the whole ovary..so the whole right ovary would have to be removed and since im only 40 shes says she would keep an eye on it...and yes i have endometriosis so they say i have never been checked for it. i am waiting for removal because i dont want to be on medication. i already take meds for fast heart rate...
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MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hi!
If you were my patient, I would interpret this scan as the following: I'm not sure what the cyst is on the right ovary, but it is unlikely to be malignant, and also unlikely to resolve on its own. The retroverted uterus may be being caused by the cyst, or possibly endometriosis. I would probably advise laparoscopy with removal of the cyst and laser of any endometriosis.
Hope this helps!
Dr B
If you were my patient, I would interpret this scan as the following: I'm not sure what the cyst is on the right ovary, but it is unlikely to be malignant, and also unlikely to resolve on its own. The retroverted uterus may be being caused by the cyst, or possibly endometriosis. I would probably advise laparoscopy with removal of the cyst and laser of any endometriosis.
Hope this helps!
Dr B
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