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Lower Abdominal Pain, Back And Leg Pain. Underwent Ultrasound Scan. What Do The Scan Findings Suggest?
Hi i have been having lower abdominal back and leg pain so I was at the er and they advised me to go to the docs office my doc requested and pelvic and a renal with bladder they told me ther that I had a normal renal and a 104 cc pistvoid residual and the uterus is borderline in length over all mildly enlarged measuring 10.6x4.9x7.1 cm uterine volume 193.3 ml there is a mild anterior deformity lower uterine segment from previous c-sections a 0.9 mm nabothian cyst containing several tiny hyperechoic structures possibly small non shadowing calcification possibly mucus there is a small quantity of fluid within the vagina and tiny quantity within the endocervical canal exactly what does this mean since my doctor says I have nothing and nothing to worry about but this pain is killing me and I don't know what else to and what's scaring me is that I am not having my periods monthly I'm getting them every three to two months and I'm not under any birth controls I have blood on my pee to according to the urine test and my pain won't go away and I've been feeling this for about 8 months now please help me out ..;(
Fri, 29 Nov 2013
Hi,
Whatever findings of the scans you have posted here certainly do not show any significant abnormality to reliably comment upon the cause of your abdominal pain. Hence, I suggest we start from history once again, since when did started noticing blood in urine? because that might be a cause of concern, secondly have you visited a gynecologist yet? Your symptom profile suggests a diagnosis of endometriosis or simply speaking presence of uterine tissue at wrong place say around ureter, (urine path) etc. So kindly get in touch with your doctor & arrange for endometrial USG & detailed PV & other required examination. If the diagnosis is endometriosis then you can get pain relief by using oral contraceptive pills or by surgery depending upon your clinical status. Good luck
Whatever findings of the scans you have posted here certainly do not show any significant abnormality to reliably comment upon the cause of your abdominal pain. Hence, I suggest we start from history once again, since when did started noticing blood in urine? because that might be a cause of concern, secondly have you visited a gynecologist yet? Your symptom profile suggests a diagnosis of endometriosis or simply speaking presence of uterine tissue at wrong place say around ureter, (urine path) etc. So kindly get in touch with your doctor & arrange for endometrial USG & detailed PV & other required examination. If the diagnosis is endometriosis then you can get pain relief by using oral contraceptive pills or by surgery depending upon your clinical status. Good luck
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