- female
- 35 Years
- 22/01/2025
I'm reading my medical report, and it mentions that I have a bulky uterus with a few small intra-mural fibroids and a nabothian cyst in my uterine cervix. I'm really curious about what this means and if there's anything I should be worried about. Could you help explain these terms to me in a way thats easy to understand and let me know if it might affect my health or require any specific treatments?
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Your ultrasound suggests a bulky uterus, which can sometimes occur due to factors like fibroids. The small fibroids in the muscle wall of the uterus are typically benign. A nabothian cyst on the cervix is also common and generally harmless. It's important to monitor these, but they usually dont cause major issues unless symptoms arise.
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