Patient's Query
Hi doctor,
My transvaginal ultrasound report states bilateral ovarian cysts with benign features, endometriotic cysts, normal-sized uterus with small myoma FIGO grade six, thickened endometrium, and bilateral periovarian adhesion. Could you please explain this report?
Hi,
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The report states that there is a small myoma. I would like to tell you that 40% to 50% of ladies have myomas, but they do not show any symptoms. I suggest not doing anything other than going for a follow-up for the myoma. Endometriosis of the ovary is the presence of endometrial tissue (which forms the lining of the uterus from inside and gets shed off every month) inside the ovary. Endometrium inside the ovary does not have any escape route, so it forms a cyst and keeps on growing with every menses. For this, I suggest you take some oral medication or even surgery if it is a big cyst. Endometriosis also causes adhesions all over the pelvis, especially around the ovaries and behind the uterus. It causes severe pain during menses, during intercourse, etc. These all are non-cancerous lesions. So there is nothing to worry about.
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Answered byDr. Akhileshwar Singh
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