Question 1

I am sharing my ultrasound report and would like your advice on which treatment I should consider. The report mentions that my uterus is bulky in size (81x72x56 mm) and anterverted in position, with a central endometrial echo and an endometrial thickness of 9 mm. It shows multiple well defined hypoechoic fibroid lesions, 3 measuring F1 is 39x35x32 mm (right wall intramural, F2 is 19x16x14 mm ( posterior subserosal ), F3 F2 is 24x20x18mm ( anterior subserosal). Cervix is normal. The right ovary measures 27x24x19 mm (volume 6.7 cc) and the left ovary measures 25x22x16 mm (volume 5.81 cc). No free fluid is seen in the pelvis. Please let me know what this report suggests and what treatment options I should consider.

Question 2

My report says I have a heterogeneous, predominantly hypoechoic mass of 5x 62 mm in the posterior wall. I want to get pregnant. Please advise what I should do?

Question 3

My last period was on 10th September and since then I have not had my period. My ultrasound of lower abdomen report shows mild free fluid in cul de sac and polycystic pattern of my right ovary with multiple small peripheral follicles and central echogenic stroma in my right ovary. What does it mean?

The follicle growth on Day 6 is appropriate. The number of follicles may suggest good ovarian reserve, not necessarily PCOD. Nabothian cysts are benign and do not cause concern. Repeat the USG abdomen and pelvis after 4 months to check the size of nabothiam cysts.

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My report says I have a heterogeneous, predominantly hypoechoic mass of 5x 62 mm in the posterior wall. I want to get pregnant. Please advise what I should do?

My last period was on 10th September and since then I have not had my period. My ultrasound of lower abdomen report shows mild free fluid in cul de sac and polycystic pattern of my right ovary with multiple small peripheral follicles and central echogenic stroma in my right ovary. What does it mean?