Pelvic scan
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I'm 31yrs with a bulky uterus of 45mm. Observe at the uterine wall iss a fibroid lump measuring 24mm by 28mm and at it adnexea is a cyst measuring 19mm size. I have no child yet. Can it affects pregnancy |
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re: Pelvic scan
by Dr. B. S. Bhalla -
Mar 28th, 2023
1:32 pm
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The presence of a fibroid and an ovarian cyst may affect fertility and pregnancy, especially if they are large or causing symptoms. Fibroids can distort the uterus, potentially making it difficult for a fertilized egg to implant and grow, or increasing the risk of miscarriage or preterm delivery. Ovarian cysts can also impact fertility and may need to be surgically removed if they are large or causing pain or other symptoms. However, it is important to note that not all fibroids and ovarian cysts will cause problems with fertility or pregnancy. You need to go for surgical treatment. You can get Laparoscopy Surgery in this case. |
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re: Pelvic scan
by Sikha -
Jun 28th, 2023
10:28 am
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If I choose to have surgery, what are the different surgical procedures available for fibroid, and what is the recovery process like? Reply:- When it comes to treating fibroids, there are several surgical procedures available. The choice of procedure depends on factors similar as the size, number, and position of the fibroids, as well as the inflexibility of symptoms, desire for unborn fertility, and overall health. Then are some common surgical options for fibroids Myomectomy This procedure involves the junking of fibroids while conserving the uterus. It's generally recommended for women who wish to retain their fertility or keep their uterus complete. Myomectomy can be performed in different ways, including open abdominal surgery, laparoscopic myomectomy( using small lacerations and a camera), or hysteroscopic myomectomy( through the cervix). Hysterectomy Hysterectomy is the surgical junking of the uterus. It eliminates the possibility of fibroid rush but is generally considered a last resort for women who no longer desire fertility or have severe symptoms that don't respond to other treatments. Hysterectomy can be performed through an abdominal gash, laparoscopically, or vaginally. Uterine roadway embolization( UAE) This minimally invasive procedure involves blocking the blood force to the fibroids, causing them to shrink. It's performed by an interventional radiologist who inserts bitsy patches into the uterine highways, cutting off the blood inflow to the fibroids. UAE is an volition to surgery and can be suitable for women who want to avoid surgical interventions. glamorous resonance- guided focused ultrasound surgery( MRgFUS) Thisnon-invasive procedure uses focused ultrasound swells to toast and destroy the fibroids. It doesn't bear any lacerations and allows for a shorter recovery time compared to surgery. still, MRgFUS may not be suitable for all types of fibroids and isn't recommended for women who wish to save fertility. The recovery process after fibroid surgery can vary depending on the type and extent of the procedure performed. In general, then are some aspects to consider Hospital stay The length of the sanitarium stay depends on the procedure. Myomectomy and hysterectomy generally bear a sanitarium stay of a many days, while UAE and MRgFUS are frequently performed on an inpatient base. Pain operation Pain drug is generally specified to managepost-surgical discomfort. The type and duration of pain drug use will vary. Physical exertion originally, there may be limitations on physical exertion, and emphatic exercise may need to be avoided for a period of time. Gradationally, as mending progresses, exertion situations can be increased. Recovery time Recovery time can range from a many weeks to several months, depending on the procedure and individual mending factors. It's essential to follow the surgeon'spost-operative instructions and attend any follow- up movables . Implicit complications While complications are fairly rare, surgical procedures carry some pitfalls, similar as infection, bleeding, damage to girding organs, or adverse responses to anesthesia. It's pivotal to be apprehensive of implicit complications and bandy them with your healthcare provider. |