Guest guest Posted May 21, 2004 Report Share Posted May 21, 2004 HI , I have been diagnosed with Fibroids and I need some help. I have had an MRI and have no idea what this info is telling me. My doc isn't telling me anything either. I asked if the pelvic pain I'm having is from the fibroids - he shrugged. It is a heaviness in the left side, in pelvic where the thigh meets the genitals between legs and a crampy in the left side where the ovary is- I think. Also lower back pain on same side. I can't figure out if the pain is coming from the back, the ovary the pelvis the thigh? No wonder the doc thinks I'm crazy. I have also had a TransVag ultrasound - they say it is normal though they didn't see the second fibroid on that. I am worried that my symptoms are not Fibroid but Ovarian and it is cancer. I am scanned ( ultrasound) every six months. Just had my Pap and scan and they said it looks normal. Pain comes and goes, although it has been pretty constant and now my leg is aching a bit ( have had this before). This is the info from MRI: Uterus measures 7.8cm long by 3.5cm AP x 4.5cm wide. Said Uterus is markedly retroflexed. There is a dominant low signal focus in the posterior upper body subserosal region measuring 4.5 cm in size compatible iwth a dominant subserosal fibroid. A second multilobulated small focal hypointense lesion is present in the anatomic anterior uterine body with a measurement of about 2cm. compatible with an intramural fibroid. I don't know how big these are in real life ( almond, lemon, grapefruit?) or where they are located on or in my uterus or if the kind of pain I can expect from them- is what I am having?? I was told that on may be on a stalk? Is my uterus very big? Should I go back and annoy them about the pain. They just shrug - I've had blood work ( $500 worth) - nothing. Scan- nothing. CT of Abdomen - nothing. Mri. So maybe the pain is the fibroid and I should just live with it? Thanks for any help understanding the MRI, the nature of my fibroids and the possibility that my pain is related to the fibroid. Remy Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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