What do the following results of my Pelvic Ultrasound mean ?

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I received the following report today and have no idea what it all means. Could some please explain.

The uterus is anteverted and has normal appearance with no fibroid or endometrial abnormality. The endometrial strip thickness is 6.7mm the left ovary appears normal and contains 5 small follicles. In the right ovary, a 2.7 x 2.2 cm mildly complex cyst mass is seen which has a ring of fire appearance on colour doppler. There is a small amount of free fluid around the Right adnexa. No Hydoronphrosis
let me see you waited for the results then read them with out seeing you doctor i work at radiology the answer your looking for is your uterus is sitting forward and is normal, your endometrial strip is the lining of the uterus that is shed when you have your period normal. there are 5 follicules in your ovary follicules make you ovulate normal. in the right ovary there is a small cyst depending on whether is is causing you pain they may do key hole surgery to drain the cyst don't stress they may send you to have a second ultrasound to make sure you are not just ovulating if not they will send you to a gyno it is not life threatening but can be scary if you don't understand  (+ info)

Could I have developed bilateral hydrosalipinges from hirschsprung?

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Diagnosed with hirschsprung as a baby I underwent four serious intrusive operations to remove the malignant mega colon to save my life. I was wondering if those earlier operations had any bearing on the fact that I now been diagnosed with bilateral hydrosalipinges and a giant physiologic cyst possibly a ovarian neoplasm on my right adnexa measuring 14.8 x 8.0 x 11.3 cm. What is the severity of these foreign growths? Will I be able to conceive?

Please provide me with any websites in relevant layman's verbiage would be a great relief.

Thank you for helping me.
http://www.ivf-indiana.com/education/hydrosalpinges.html

Yhttp://www.asrm.org/Patients/FactSheets/hydrosa.pdf

From what you are saying, you will need to have IVF done to conceive due to your Fallopian Tube Blockage. In your case, it could be congenital or it could be caused by an infection. Have you asked your Dr. what they believe caused this. You don't say your age, have you always had pain? Did it start with Puberty? It can also be caused by STD's, have you ever been diagnosed with anything prior?

I would be more worried about the possible Ovarian Neoplasm or cyst covering your right ovary. You need to have a Laproscopy done immediately. They need to find out if it is a cyst or if it is tumor. If it is a cyst there are many classifications & treatments (see sites below). If it is a tumor, it can be benign or an invasive form of cancer. Hopefully,your Dr's have scheduled surgery or Laproscopy soon as they need to first quallify what is on your right ovary & get pathology results back to see if it is Ovarian cancer related. This is very serious, call your Dr. today & find out what the surgical plan is, this is something that could be treated or possibly life-threatening.The only way to know is to have exploratory surgery, then your Dr. will know exactly what you are dealing with & you can start getting the correct treatment. I hope this helps! Good luck!

http://ovariancancer.jhmi.edu/germcell.cfm

http://www.brooksidepress.org/Products/Military_OBGYN/Textbook/Problems/OvarianNeoplasm.htm  (+ info)

The uterus is anteverted and measuring 35/56/69mm, the outline is smooth with heterogenous echo. the endometri?

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Can someone explain my pelv scan result: The uterus is anteverted and measuring 35/56/69mm, the outline is smooth with heterogenous echo. the endometrial layer is well defined in its consistent and thickened. there is a mass located at the fundus right measuring 41/40mm, well encapsulated and non degenrating.both adnexa are free, there is fluid collection at the pouch. the internal OS is closed.
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cancer specialists ... plz help me?

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My grandma has done a big operaton they removed the ovary the reproduction system i guess and part of colon and here the operation finidings.


operative findings

-marked straw - coloured ascites ,aspirated about 5 litres

-fungating tumor infiltrating anterior wall of sigmoid colon, adherent to Lt - adnexa & incarcerated in D.P

-Bilateral metastalic ovarian tumours partly cystic but small about 3-4 cm

-wide spread seedlings on all bowels loops , pelvic peritoneum , parietal peritoneum , subphrenic surfaces & utero -vesical pouch
( plus deep perivesical implants )

- all implants are tiny less than 1 cm

-big omental cake adherent to small bowel & transverse colon

-liver surface smooth

- no palpable para aortic nodes

Operative procedures

1- total abdominal hysterectomy with bilateral salpingo oophorectomy

2- resection of sigmoid colon with colonic tumour en masse ( about 15 cm length ) with 2-3 cm safety margin up & down

3- rectal stump was closed by vicryl oo.

4-left colostomy with lower free end of descending colon forming stoma of colostomy .

5- infracolic amentectomy of omental cake


how much will she survive ? she is 67 years old by the way
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will having cysts on my ovaries affect the chances of having a normal full ppregnancy later on in life?

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i am 9 weeks pregnant, i was going to proceed with the pregnancy as my circumstances both with living arrangments and work aren't ideal. but then at my first ultrasound of 8 weeks the results came back stating this;
OBSTETRIC ULTRASOUND
within the uterus there is a gestational sac containing a fetal pole. the fetal heart rate measures at 169bpm. within the left adnexa there is a heterogeneous mass demonstrating both cystic and solid areas. some mild flow was seen peripherally and the findings raise the possibility of a demoid. it is not thought to represent an ectopic pregnancy but this is not entirely excluded and correlation with the patients beta HCG is recommended. alternatively a large haemmorhagic corpus luteum may give this appearance.

i was unsure of what kind of questions can be asked here so forgive me please if this is out of that field.
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Irregular Periods?

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I m 24yrs unmarried.I m having Irregular Period.My uterus is antiverted in position & normal in size(62*40*27mm).Myometrial Echotexture apper to b normal.No evidence of any focal lesion is seen.Endometrial Echoes are normal & central.Endometrial thickness is 6mm.Rt. Ovary(41*18*19mm)vol-7.34cc. Lt. Ovary(39*15*15mm) vol-4.59cc.bilateral adnexa appear normal.No free fluid is seen in the Cul-de-sac.R these a sign of PCOd.Is it dangereous!Can i get married
hi mega, u r in medical ? or just typed ur USG report, look there no sign of PCOD , ur Rt ovary is slitly big than Lt bcoz at a M/C only one ovary is ovulat & it's alternat, as Rt- Lt- Rt -Lt, & this time is Rt, & irregularity is not a big pro & not a contraindication to marry, irregular M/C is d/t many factors more than 100 most r-----
anemia
stress
life styel
diet
physical
psychitric factors
hormonal
all r conected to ech other, so if u r too worry go to ur physician , as internet is not best,  (+ info)

What my pelvic ultrasound mean?

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I recently had a transabdominal and transvaginal pelvic ultrasound performed for chronic pelvic pain and I would like to see if anyone can tell me what these terms may mean...

Conclusion:
"1)Large, rounded, inhomogenous appearing mass lesion in the left adnexa. It is difficult to determine whether this mass lesion is an exophytic mass arising from the left lateral uterine fundus, or alternatively, is arising from the left ovary.

2)Small lateral simple appearing free peritoneal fluid."

FYI the "mass lesion" is 4.3*5.3cm and appears to be displacing or "flattening" the left ovary.

I am concerned as to what this could be any help would be greatly appreciated.
ASK YOUR DOCTOR TO EXPLAIN IT TO YOU. I'M SURPRISED YOU DIDNT ASK WHILE YOU WERE THERE.....FYI~dont ever leave the doctors office until they answer your questions.  (+ info)

Is my baby safe? or can I do abortion? I am confuse becoz I don't want abortion but also want a healthy baby?

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ANYBODY PLZ HELP ME

i am 29 yrs old. I have 15 months daughter. I am breastfeeding & also my MP is not regurarly (it comes 1 1/2 & 2 months). According to my LMP (26/11/08) i am 10 weeks pregnant but in sonography baby shows only 5-6 weeks. I have not bleeding. But Dr. says that baby is not developing so u can do abortion. I am very upset. what to do. i can't understand what to do. I done 3 sonography.

In THIRD SONOGRAPHY (28/02/09) shows following details: 1) fetal pole not seen 2) fetal heart rate is not visualized 3) liquor is adequate 4) No subchorionic bleed is seen 5) g.sac measures 21 mm = 6 weeks 6) internal os is closed 7) both adnexa clear 8) follow up scan after 1-2 weeks for fetal pole and cardiac activity

In SECOND SONOGRAPHY (14/02/09) shows following details : 1) uterus is anteverted, mildly bulky in size and measures 10.5 x 5.5 x 3.7 cms. Homogenous normal echogenecity is seen in the myometrium. 2) well defined G.sac is seen measuring 1.0 x 0.8 x 0.7 cms. 3) No subchorionic bleed is seen. 4) Poor chorio decidual reaction is seen. 5) The placenta localisation is global. 6) Fetal pole and yolk sac are visualized. 7) the CRL measures 0.12 cm ----- OOR 8) fetak cardiac activity is not seen. 9) both ovaries are increased in size but normal in shape, position and axis. right ovary (4.7 x 1.5 cms) left ovary (4.0 x 1.6 cms) 10) corpus luteum is not seen 11) no free fluid is seen in the pelvis 9) findings suggestive of early intrauterine pregnancy of 5-6 weeks maturity. 12) clinico pathological corelation is suggested. 13) follow up is suggested.

In FIRST SONOGRAPHY (6/02/09) shows following details : 1) uterus is anteverted, mildly bulky in size and measures 8.7 x 5.3 x 3.9 cms. Homogenous normal echogenecity is seen in the myometrium. 2) Endometrium is hypertrophied and measures 16 mm. 3) Small G.sac is seen measuring 6 x 4 x 4 mms. 4) No subchorionic bleed is seen. 5) Fetal pole and yolk sac are not visualized. 6) both ovaries are normal in size, shape, position and axis. right ovary (3.4 x 1.6 cms) left ovary (3.3 x 1.2 cms) 7) corpus luteum is not seen 8) no free fluid is seen in the pelvis 9) findings suggestive of early intrauterine pregnancy less than 5 weeks maturity. 9) clinico pathological corelation is suggested. 10) follow up is suggested.

can u plz suggest me what to do.
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can i conceive a baby normally or artificially.?

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hi,
i am33.married for last four yrs.husband 35yrs.we are trying to conceive a babyfor the last one year.spermcount of my husband 20million/ml.active motile 60%ph 7.5 .my usgfolli. study
size of right ovary 2.6x2.4x1.7cm
left ovary 4.7x2.6x1.8cm uterus normal 6.2x4.1x2.8cm myometerial echotexture is homogenous .no focal lesion. endometrial thickness 4-5mm. no mass in either adnexa.no free fluid in POD.
haemoglobin 10.1
blood sugar 91
tsh 2.66
prolactin 6.98
i am taking clofert 100 for last three month.please help me.
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What is Pelvic Ultrasound?

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I didn't got my period for at least 3months, so i went to the OB. She wanted me to have a pelvic ultrasound, so i went to have one. The results red: I have a normal size antruverted uterus, and thin endometrium lining (4 mm). I have clear adnexa and cul de sac. What does that mean? And what actually is a PELVIC ULTRASOUND, different from TRANS ABDOMINAL ULTRASOUND.? HOw did my endometrial stripe affect my period.
A trans-abdominal ultrasound is when they run the probe over your abdomin and look from the outside in. A trans-vaginal ultrasound is when they insert the probe into the vagina and have a look from the inside.

Your results are very technical and you should direct these questions to your doctor so you are not misinformed. I do know that a thin endometrium is definitely a symptom of missing periods and an interruption of your cycle. Normally, the lining thickens at ovulation to prepare for pregnancy and when fertilization doesn't happen, the lining is shed (your period). So for your lining to be thin could signal that you are not ovulating. The doctors can run blood tests now to see exactly what kind of hormone imbalance you are suffering from.

I would say go back to your doctor for his explanation of your ultrasound results and to get some blood work drawn for a hormone level check.

Good luck.  (+ info)

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