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transvaginal ultrasound
i am 30 years old, constantly bleeding. my 2nd transv results:
Endometrium is heterogenous measuring 0.9 cm thick with several small cystic spaces seen. subendometrial seems intact.there is no focal mass. on color flow, scanty vascularity
left ovary-lateral to the uterus & measures 2.13 x 2.78 x 1.54cm(4.77cc) with several follicles seen. slightly medial to the left ovary, is an irregularly shaped anechoic cystic mass measuring 2.05 x 1.64 x 1.57 cm (2.76cc). no solid areas mass seen within. no tenderness elicited on probing/
there is no adnexal mass seen.
cul de sac has minimal anechoic free fluid
-before 2nd trans v, I was brought to hospital at 4am since left side started to get so painful at the end i was just given pain reliever. Dr. is telling my results are normal/negative from any malignancy. but i will undergo biopsy when i have my period. I am still waiting for my period and left side is getting painful again. Can someone explain to me please my endometrium & left ovary results. Thank you very much!
Endometrium is heterogenous measuring 0.9 cm thick with several small cystic spaces seen. subendometrial seems intact.there is no focal mass. on color flow, scanty vascularity
left ovary-lateral to the uterus & measures 2.13 x 2.78 x 1.54cm(4.77cc) with several follicles seen. slightly medial to the left ovary, is an irregularly shaped anechoic cystic mass measuring 2.05 x 1.64 x 1.57 cm (2.76cc). no solid areas mass seen within. no tenderness elicited on probing/
there is no adnexal mass seen.
cul de sac has minimal anechoic free fluid
-before 2nd trans v, I was brought to hospital at 4am since left side started to get so painful at the end i was just given pain reliever. Dr. is telling my results are normal/negative from any malignancy. but i will undergo biopsy when i have my period. I am still waiting for my period and left side is getting painful again. Can someone explain to me please my endometrium & left ovary results. Thank you very much!
Have you posted this in the Doctor's Forum? If not, you should. Us laymen out here can't understand all that medical lingo. :-) Blessings - Blu
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