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Are Multiple Fibroids Managed Surgically?
Posted on
Wed, 29 Apr 2015
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Ask A Doctor - 24x7 Medical Review Team
Wed, 29 Apr 2015
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Question : Hello, i have an anteverted, enlarged, bulky, heterogeneous uterus with multiple fibroids. 2 are submucosal and a exophyic pedunculated. the endometrium is not visualized is obscured are desviated by fibroids. Will surgery help to remove fibroids.
Had miscarriage 7 years ago Dr. says not cause by fibroids.
Had miscarriage 7 years ago Dr. says not cause by fibroids.
Brief Answer:
ultrasound report needed
Detailed Answer:
Hello mam, thanks for trusting health care magic.
Yes these fibroids can be managed surgically and removed most probably as per description.
But I would like to see the ultrasound report so that the size and site of fibroids can be known and then I can advise you better.
Waiting for your response
Regards
Dr Manisha
ultrasound report needed
Detailed Answer:
Hello mam, thanks for trusting health care magic.
Yes these fibroids can be managed surgically and removed most probably as per description.
But I would like to see the ultrasound report so that the size and site of fibroids can be known and then I can advise you better.
Waiting for your response
Regards
Dr Manisha
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
Ultrasound report stated:Uterus is anteverted, enlarged, bulky,heterogeneous with multiple fibroids, the largest submucosal anterior wall 6.2x5.1cm, another submucosal posterior wall 3.4x3.4cm with another exophytic pedunculated to the right side 4.5x5.2cm. the uterus length 14.1cm, AP-8.2m and transverse 8.9cm. Both ovaries are normal in size,shape and echotexture. No significant cyst seen.
Brief Answer:
hysteroscopic removal is must
Detailed Answer:
Hello dear, after reading your ultrasound report it is clear that you will have to get the fibroids removed to achieve a successful pregnancy.
Get it evaluated by an expert surgeon and request him/her for hysteroscpic removal in case possible.
Hysteroscopic removal will be better and will be less invasive and has early postoperative recovery.
So discuss above points with your doctor and in case you feel like discussing anything please feel free to ask.
Take care
hysteroscopic removal is must
Detailed Answer:
Hello dear, after reading your ultrasound report it is clear that you will have to get the fibroids removed to achieve a successful pregnancy.
Get it evaluated by an expert surgeon and request him/her for hysteroscpic removal in case possible.
Hysteroscopic removal will be better and will be less invasive and has early postoperative recovery.
So discuss above points with your doctor and in case you feel like discussing anything please feel free to ask.
Take care
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar
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