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What Does My MRI Scan Report Indicate?
Question: My wife's Uterus is bulky, measures 174 x 100 x 95 mms. The MRI Report shows as follows:
There is a large globular well circumscribed SOL of heterogeneous appearance in posterior myometrium of uterine body.
The lesion appears isointense on T1.
On T2 the lesion appears predominantly hyperintense with areas of fluid
attenuation.
Patchy areas of T2 hypointensity seen in the lesion.
The lesion measures – 136 x 111 x 96 (CC x ML x AP)- s/o Large Posterior Myometrial Fibroid.
Is there any remedy to reduce the size and cure without surgery ?
There is a large globular well circumscribed SOL of heterogeneous appearance in posterior myometrium of uterine body.
The lesion appears isointense on T1.
On T2 the lesion appears predominantly hyperintense with areas of fluid
attenuation.
Patchy areas of T2 hypointensity seen in the lesion.
The lesion measures – 136 x 111 x 96 (CC x ML x AP)- s/o Large Posterior Myometrial Fibroid.
Is there any remedy to reduce the size and cure without surgery ?
Brief Answer:
Surgery is the only option
Detailed Answer:
Hello mam, thanks for trusting health care magic.
I would like to know what symptoms she is having for which you have got the ultrasound done?
I have seen the attached reports and according to the size and location of the fibroid she needs surgery for relief.
There are many drugs available to shrink small fibroids and eventually they go away with the onset of menopause but she has a very big fibroid which will not be affected by drugs alone.
So go for surgery as per your gynecologist.
In case you have any questions about it, I will be glad to answer.
Take care.
Regards
Dr Manisha
Surgery is the only option
Detailed Answer:
Hello mam, thanks for trusting health care magic.
I would like to know what symptoms she is having for which you have got the ultrasound done?
I have seen the attached reports and according to the size and location of the fibroid she needs surgery for relief.
There are many drugs available to shrink small fibroids and eventually they go away with the onset of menopause but she has a very big fibroid which will not be affected by drugs alone.
So go for surgery as per your gynecologist.
In case you have any questions about it, I will be glad to answer.
Take care.
Regards
Dr Manisha
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Prasad
The ultra sound was suggested by the Doctor after the complaint of excess blood loss and pain during the periods. The periods are very regular and there is no paid during normal time.
As per your suggestion surgery in inevitable ? If inevitable who long we can Waite.
Is the MRI report details showing any chance of having cancerous.
Thanking you
As per your suggestion surgery in inevitable ? If inevitable who long we can Waite.
Is the MRI report details showing any chance of having cancerous.
Thanking you
Brief Answer:
Surgery as soon as possible
Detailed Answer:
No dear, there are no signs of malignancy per se but her age is such that she has high chances in future.
Plus surgery is needed for sure then why to suffer in periods.
She can wait for a while but earlier the better.
All the best.
Surgery as soon as possible
Detailed Answer:
No dear, there are no signs of malignancy per se but her age is such that she has high chances in future.
Plus surgery is needed for sure then why to suffer in periods.
She can wait for a while but earlier the better.
All the best.
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Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Vinay Bhardwaj
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