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What Does The Following Ultrasound Report Indicate?
Question: I had an ultrasound done and the impression was
1. Ante erted uterus with heterogeneous myometrial echoes, leimomyomatous changes.
No discrete fibroid
Two cervical nabothian cysts.
2. Heterogeneously echogenic endometrium, 1.0 cm thick. Mining amount of lower endometrial canal fluid.
3. No ovarian torsion.
Bilateral ovarian multiple subcentimeter follicles, probably physiologic
History of fibroids, cyst and uterine prolapse
1. Ante erted uterus with heterogeneous myometrial echoes, leimomyomatous changes.
No discrete fibroid
Two cervical nabothian cysts.
2. Heterogeneously echogenic endometrium, 1.0 cm thick. Mining amount of lower endometrial canal fluid.
3. No ovarian torsion.
Bilateral ovarian multiple subcentimeter follicles, probably physiologic
History of fibroids, cyst and uterine prolapse
Brief Answer:
Normal study of scan
Detailed Answer:
Hi
your scan shows uterus in normal position.
No evident fibroids .
ovaries showing multiple follicles,to rule out PCOD..
nebothian follicles are normally seen and not to worry. Endometrial collection has to be ruled out.is it premenstrual or any infection ?
suggest to consult a gynaecologist and after a pelvic examination can decide about antibiotics if necessary.
hope my answer helps you. feel free to ask your doubts with more details. Regards
Normal study of scan
Detailed Answer:
Hi
your scan shows uterus in normal position.
No evident fibroids .
ovaries showing multiple follicles,to rule out PCOD..
nebothian follicles are normally seen and not to worry. Endometrial collection has to be ruled out.is it premenstrual or any infection ?
suggest to consult a gynaecologist and after a pelvic examination can decide about antibiotics if necessary.
hope my answer helps you. feel free to ask your doubts with more details. Regards
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