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Post menopausal
Recently we took a scan for a frnd and the results were given as "Hyperechoic lesion in posterior myometrium. Suggestive of fibroid with fatty degeneration. Bulky cervix with increased vascularity and specs of calcification." - what does this mean ? Is it something serious ? In any means cancer early stages ? Pls suggest steps to proceed further. Also guide with some tips to recover soon.
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First of all fibroid are majorly not cancerous
Second the size position and symptoms they are causing are of significance
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Small fibroid resolve in post menaposal age and uterus also shrinks so nothing to worry .for details you can send copy of scan to me on Practo consult app online so that I can help you in better way.
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Need scan report.
Little history of your friend.
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