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Ovarian Cancer
Is my USG report shown that i'm affected by Ovarian Cancer????
My USG of Pelvis (TA) report shows My uterus is reptroverted in position. The size of the uterus is L:7.8, W:4.4, AP:3.1.
The myometrium is of homogeneous texture.
The endometrioum is 8.5 mm in thikness and has mixed echo.
Tubo ovarian areas:
The right ovary is 14.4 cm*cm*cm and the left ovary is 6.0 cm*cm*cm.
The right ovary is moderately enlarged in size due to presence of a well defined clear cyst of size 19*17mm seen within it.
The left ovary is mildly enlarged in size. No mass or cyst are seen in the left tubo ovarian area.
CUL DE SAC:
No free fluid is present.
My USG of Pelvis (TA) report shows My uterus is reptroverted in position. The size of the uterus is L:7.8, W:4.4, AP:3.1.
The myometrium is of homogeneous texture.
The endometrioum is 8.5 mm in thikness and has mixed echo.
Tubo ovarian areas:
The right ovary is 14.4 cm*cm*cm and the left ovary is 6.0 cm*cm*cm.
The right ovary is moderately enlarged in size due to presence of a well defined clear cyst of size 19*17mm seen within it.
The left ovary is mildly enlarged in size. No mass or cyst are seen in the left tubo ovarian area.
CUL DE SAC:
No free fluid is present.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Dear Farhana,
Thank you for your complete information. Your ultrasound suggests that you have a cyst in the right ovary. This cyst is simple. It is large enough that it will cause pain. In general, we think about removing cysts that are bigger than 5 cm.
You do not have a cancer diagnosis based on this information. This is most likely benign. However, it needs to be removed and examined under the microscope to get a complete diagnosis.
The removal of an ovarian cyst will not impair your fertility.
Please let us know what happens
best wishes
Thank you for your complete information. Your ultrasound suggests that you have a cyst in the right ovary. This cyst is simple. It is large enough that it will cause pain. In general, we think about removing cysts that are bigger than 5 cm.
You do not have a cancer diagnosis based on this information. This is most likely benign. However, it needs to be removed and examined under the microscope to get a complete diagnosis.
The removal of an ovarian cyst will not impair your fertility.
Please let us know what happens
best wishes
A related discussion, enlarged ovaries was started.
Thanks for your valuable reply.
Isn't my following blood test result is enough for cancer diagnosis?
My Blood test results are as followed:
LDH: 287.0 U/L
CEA: 1.3 ng/ml.
Serum CA-125 level: 14.3 U/ml.
According to the ranges, isn't it normal? So, what will be my next step? Do I need any further test or will go for ultrasound after several months to check whether the situation is deteriorated or not?
Anyway why my My uterus is retroverted in position? and also according to the report my left ovary is mildly enlarged in size. For left ovary, is there any chance of facing the same as my right one?
Isn't my following blood test result is enough for cancer diagnosis?
My Blood test results are as followed:
LDH: 287.0 U/L
CEA: 1.3 ng/ml.
Serum CA-125 level: 14.3 U/ml.
According to the ranges, isn't it normal? So, what will be my next step? Do I need any further test or will go for ultrasound after several months to check whether the situation is deteriorated or not?
Anyway why my My uterus is retroverted in position? and also according to the report my left ovary is mildly enlarged in size. For left ovary, is there any chance of facing the same as my right one?
My Blood test results are as followed:
LDH: 287.0 U/L
CEA: 1.3 ng/ml.
Serum CA-125 level: 14.3 U/ml.
LDH: 287.0 U/L
CEA: 1.3 ng/ml.
Serum CA-125 level: 14.3 U/ml.
BTW, I'm 22 unmarried. Will it be possible or me to have a child in future?
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