Aa
had trans us
ovarian cysts us pelvis transvaginal ..
the patient a 41 year old female with a history of ovarian cysts and fibriod. nabothian cysts in the endocervix, 1.49cm8 0.63 in size noted. the uterus measures 7.33cm*5.37cm*4.92cm in size. endometrial thickness is 4.2mm and homogeneous. myoma in the body of the uterus posteriorly, 1.89cm* 1.36cm* in size noted. the right ovary is enlarged, measuring 5.23cm* 3.83cm* 3.08 in size noted. large clear cyst right ovary, 3.75cm* 3.53cm* in size noted with flow in the wall of the cysts on the color doppler. smaller cysts also noted in the right ovary, measuring 0.64cm* 0.61cm and 0.50cm*0.39cm in size . left ovary is 1.02cm*0.47cm*1.66cm in size.
impression:
1. myoma in the body of the uterus and small free fluid in the cul de sac.
2.multiple cysts in the right ovary, the largest clear cyst in the right ovary is 3.75cm* 3.53cm in size. normal left cyst.
3. in comparison with prior the cyst decreased in size. (hope im posting in right place pls answer thank you)
the patient a 41 year old female with a history of ovarian cysts and fibriod. nabothian cysts in the endocervix, 1.49cm8 0.63 in size noted. the uterus measures 7.33cm*5.37cm*4.92cm in size. endometrial thickness is 4.2mm and homogeneous. myoma in the body of the uterus posteriorly, 1.89cm* 1.36cm* in size noted. the right ovary is enlarged, measuring 5.23cm* 3.83cm* 3.08 in size noted. large clear cyst right ovary, 3.75cm* 3.53cm* in size noted with flow in the wall of the cysts on the color doppler. smaller cysts also noted in the right ovary, measuring 0.64cm* 0.61cm and 0.50cm*0.39cm in size . left ovary is 1.02cm*0.47cm*1.66cm in size.
impression:
1. myoma in the body of the uterus and small free fluid in the cul de sac.
2.multiple cysts in the right ovary, the largest clear cyst in the right ovary is 3.75cm* 3.53cm in size. normal left cyst.
3. in comparison with prior the cyst decreased in size. (hope im posting in right place pls answer thank you)
Thank you Dr. Goodman
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Dear Anne,
thank you for the extra information. I wonder whether you should consider the surgical removal of those cysts. At some point what is the point of getting constant repeat ultrasound? If the cysts are not going away and you feel miserable,remove them.
sometimes that involves a day surgery with laparoscopy and just removal of the cysts or one of the ovaries. Sometimes,it is worth considering the full removal of the uterus and ovaries and fallopian tubes.
I hope everything works out
take care
thank you for the extra information. I wonder whether you should consider the surgical removal of those cysts. At some point what is the point of getting constant repeat ultrasound? If the cysts are not going away and you feel miserable,remove them.
sometimes that involves a day surgery with laparoscopy and just removal of the cysts or one of the ovaries. Sometimes,it is worth considering the full removal of the uterus and ovaries and fallopian tubes.
I hope everything works out
take care
Thank you Dr.Goodman. I had cysts for over 4 yrs nd my menstrual are heavy and painful and painful durning intercours.. I have 2 grown kids don't want any more..and I get the transv us every 3 monthes for follow up keeping an eye on the right ovary cysts..thank you so much its just a while before I go to see my doctor
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hi there
you should sit down with your doctor to review these findings
context is everything
so your history, age symptoms, prior surgery, fertility, where you are in the menstrual cycle, and why you got the ultrasounds are very helpful to interpret the finding
best wishes
you should sit down with your doctor to review these findings
context is everything
so your history, age symptoms, prior surgery, fertility, where you are in the menstrual cycle, and why you got the ultrasounds are very helpful to interpret the finding
best wishes
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