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Re: ????

From: Tracy (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Wed Jul 7 15:25:47 1999


Elaine,

I got my records recently too and my husband has a medical dictionary so I could look up a few things. From what I have read,

>1) Can anyone tell me what an anteverted uterus means?

Anteverted means = tipped, my file said that I have an Anteverted uterus as well. I do not know, however, if that is a bad thing or good. My file and the dictionary didn't say.

>2) Can anyone tell me what intramural fibroids are? Could they be
>causing pain? In looking through all my ultrasound reports I found I
>have had these from the start and they have continued to increase. I
>was never told that I have these.

They could very well be the cause of addtional pain, unfortunately, I am at work right now and I can not get the dictionary to find out what they mean.

>3) In the operative report from my lap in june 98, when my left ovary
>was removed due to a 10cm cyst, I am concerned by one sentence: "A
>slight bit of the cyst wall was still adherent to the pelvic side wall,
>but it was very small, was not causing any problems and in light of its
>location we elected to leave it there." Is it possible that this small
>bit could still cause pain? Should I point this out to my dr as a
>possible explanation for the return of the pain?

In my opinion, yes that would be a cause for more pain. Of course, that is just my opinion. I hope I helped.

--
Tracy in Calgary



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