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I did an ultrasound and result came back with trace of free fluid at the upper limits of normal physiology and right ovariancyst . Bilateral hemorrhagic ovariancyst superimposed 3.9 cm!... View answer
65 yr old female with CA125 negative ovariancyst diagnosed on routine exam and ultrasound. size - 5 cm. obgyn unsure of course to follow, hysterectomy or laparoscopy. Thoughts ... View answer
Hi. I am waiting to have a follow-up ultrasound next Friday for an ovariancyst . Still very ... an vaginal ultrasound(all I was told about that ultrasound was that everything was... View answer
My Sister (age 24)recently done whole abdomen USG scan and recently found in report that -Ovariancyst(?) observed USG report attached. Could you please study the report and let me know whether there ... View answer
hi doctor, my name is bernadette my problem is i did an u/s and found to have unilocularovariancyst could be endometriotic foci, uterine myomta nabothian cyst ,thin endometrium with minimal ... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Swapnendu Sekhar Ghosh
( General Surgeon)
I am 9weeks pregnant, my last transvaginal ultrasound they have seen a unilocular cyst in my right ... based on the ultrasound the cyst getting bigger. Today i feel pain now on my right ovary. I... View answer
Hi, I am 26, had ultrasound 2 months ago due to ovariancyst, endometrium measured 9mm, recently had an ultrasound one day before period started, ovariancyst dissolved, but... View answer
Answered by :Dr. AJEET SINGH
( General & Family Physician)
I had an pelvis ultrasound The results were, uterus appears normal=5cm Ther is no visible uterine masses or fibroids noted Lt ovariancyst noted=2.1x2.6cm Mild free fluid noted No visible pelvic or... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Ashok Kumar Dash
( Ophthalmologist)
I am diagnoised with right ovariancyst. The ultrasound report reads, multiseperated right ovariancyst (~32 x 24 mm) showing peripheral wall vascularity with no floating internal echoes.... View answer
Answered by :Dr. Kuljinder Singh Sodhi
( Oncologist)
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