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Fundal subserosal uterine fibroid 42 MM
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My wife is now 6 weeks & 3 Days pregnant. Last week we had early pregnancy scan. In that radiologist found "Fundal subserosal uterine fibroid of size 42mm". Does it cause any normal\critical problem to pregnancy and growing foetus. Should we undergo any treatment immediately to avoid complications to foetus.
Here I am also attaching scan report for better analysis.
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Fibroid are of 3types, in cavity of uterus, in musculature of uterus and outside the uterus, your fibroid is not in cavity, it is outside the uterus, and is nearly 3to 4cm, not big and only single, so nothing to worry, can chat me online on practo consult app. You should start some medicines in early pregnancy.
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Dr. Tejal Poddar
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Mumbai
This is a fibroid in the uterus
May require attention
This is Dr Tejal Poddar.infertility specialist .u will require examination if in Mumbai u can come to my clinic or contact in this link http://prac.to/drtejalpoddar
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