Transvaginal Ultrasound Shows Anteverted Uterus With No Gestational Sac, Intrauterine Mass But Cyst With Defined Margins, Anechoic Lumen. Treatment?
on my transvaginal ultrasound ,the result is the uterus is anteverted measuring 7.8cm x 3.5 cm x 4.0. (Ltw) with homogenous myometrial echo pattern.the endometrical strips is infact and unthickened measuring 1.0cm no demonstrable gestational sac or intraurine mass..the right ovary is not enlarged homogenous internal echoes,measuring 1.6 cm x 2.0 cm ..there is a cyst with well defined margins and anechoic lumen in the left ovary measuring 6.7 cm x 4.2 cm x 48 cm (Lwh) what does it means do i need a surgery or medicine
The report shows that you have a cyst in the left side and the size is significant to begin treatment.
The treatment depends upon age, previous pregnancies if any and certain investigations results.
We tend to do certain basic investigations like CA 125, AFP and Beta HCG to see if the cyst has any element of cancer. Do not worry. These are rare and the description of the cyst dos not fit into a cancerous one.
If the above a re negative, most of the cysts are simple follicular cysts that may respond to a course of progestogens for 3 months. If the cyst still persists then surgery may be needed.
I hope that this solved your query. Thanks for using HCM Dr Nilajkumar Bagde Consultant Ob Gynec
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Transvaginal Ultrasound Shows Anteverted Uterus With No Gestational Sac, Intrauterine Mass But Cyst With Defined Margins, Anechoic Lumen. Treatment?
Hello and welcome, I am Dr Nilajkumar and will be helping you. The report shows that you have a cyst in the left side and the size is significant to begin treatment. The treatment depends upon age, previous pregnancies if any and certain investigations results. We tend to do certain basic investigations like CA 125, AFP and Beta HCG to see if the cyst has any element of cancer. Do not worry. These are rare and the description of the cyst dos not fit into a cancerous one. If the above a re negative, most of the cysts are simple follicular cysts that may respond to a course of progestogens for 3 months. If the cyst still persists then surgery may be needed. I hope that this solved your query. Thanks for using HCM Dr Nilajkumar Bagde Consultant Ob Gynec