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Scan Shows Intramural Myoma In Posterior Sub Fundal Wall. What Is It?

hi doctor i have a mixed echoic intra mural myoma measuring about 18*15 mm in posterior sub fundal wall . please tell me that what is it and what do i do ? Is It Dangerous . I am 46 years old. i am from iran .thank ypu . mrs shirazi from iran
Wed, 28 Nov 2012
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Hi, welcome to HCM,
Myxoma means localised growth of myometrium of uterus. Myometrium is muscular portion of uterus.
It is a benign condition. If it is large it may cause increased bleeding during menses. In your case the size of myoma is very small. It is not dangerous at all, dont worry.
If you are having problem of incresed bleeding or postmenopausal bleeding (depending on your menstrual history) then consult your gynecologist for treatment.
Thanking you.
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Scan Shows Intramural Myoma In Posterior Sub Fundal Wall. What Is It?

Hi, welcome to HCM, Myxoma means localised growth of myometrium of uterus. Myometrium is muscular portion of uterus. It is a benign condition. If it is large it may cause increased bleeding during menses. In your case the size of myoma is very small. It is not dangerous at all, dont worry. If you are having problem of incresed bleeding or postmenopausal bleeding (depending on your menstrual history) then consult your gynecologist for treatment. Thanking you.