Brief Answer:
MYOMECTOMY SHOULD BE DONE.
Detailed Answer:
Hello
Thanks for trusting us with your health concern.
Yes, the
ultrasound report shows the presence of a big
fibroid.
A fibroid is a benign ( not malignant ) tumour of the muscle present in the uterine wall.
The size of the fibroid is around 8 cm by 6 cm, so it is quite big.
It is displacing the endometrial cavity, that is it is causing pressure on the lining of the
uterus.
It can cause the following problems -
1. Heavy menstrual bleeding with clots
2. Pain during bleeding
3. Pain in lower abdomen and pain during intercourse
4. Problems in urinating
A small fibroid can be initially given a trial of management with medications, but for this size of a fibroid, removal is the only option.
Removal of the fibroid ( also called
myoma ) alone is called myomectomy.
So I would advice myomectomy surgery for your wife.
This can be done laparoscopically in expert hands, and is the best choice for a fundal fibroid.
Also, there is always a risk of the procedure being converted into a
hysterectomy ( removal of the entire uterus ) if complications or difficulty is encountered during surgery.
The fibroid should be removed and sent for
biopsy, because the risk of it being cancerous is less than 1 %.
All the best.
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