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What Does This Ultrasound Test Result For Severe Abdominal Pain Indicate?

I have been bleeding for 4 months with a day or two here or there with no bleeding. I have had severe pain in my abdomen and have been to hospital several times only to be sent away by the doctors after giving me pain killers. I had an ultra sound which states I have; trace of physiological free fluid is seen apart douglas with tiny cyctic areas seen adjacent to the endometrium possibly a myometrial or submucosal cysts. Endometriosis runs high in the woman of my family and I am really worried that this is what it is. What should I do
posted on Mon, 5 Oct 2015
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic

It is understandable to be concerned but the ultrasound does not mention the possibility of endometriosis.

It would have been identified on ultrasound, if it was not seen then , based on this result, you do not currently have endometriosis.

The ultrasound does indicate that there are cysts present however which may be contributing to your pain and bleeding.

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What Does This Ultrasound Test Result For Severe Abdominal Pain Indicate?

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic It is understandable to be concerned but the ultrasound does not mention the possibility of endometriosis. It would have been identified on ultrasound, if it was not seen then , based on this result, you do not currently have endometriosis. The ultrasound does indicate that there are cysts present however which may be contributing to your pain and bleeding. I hope this helps