Question 1

follicular scan shows ro 42mm and left 28mm on 13th day, should i be concerned?

Accepted Answer

Follicles: The size difference between the two ovaries probably means you have more follicles on your right ovary compared to your left. Was any mention of follicles made in the report? And ,what was the size range of the follicles?

Question 2

what is mid-folicular?

Accepted Answer

Follicular phase: The follicular phase begins on day one of the menstrual cycle and usually lasts about 14 days. I am familiar with mid-luteal phase but not mid-follicular. Perhaps one of the ob/gyn doctors can shine more light on this.

Question 3

what are follicular cysts?

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Ovarian Cyst: A follicular cyst is the most common type of ovary cyst. It is a fluid filled sac within the ovary.

Question 4

neoplastic follicular cell, what is this?

Accepted Answer

Thyroid gland: Fine needle aspiration of thyroid gland nodule can be interpreted as neoplastic follicular cells seen. It means FNA material is adequate and follicular cells are atypical which can be seen in follicular neoplasm, such as; follicular adenoma, or follicular carcinoma. After this diagnosis, it's recommended that surgery to be performed for a definite diagnosis.

Question 5

what is ovarian follicular? anything to worry if i have it?

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Follical: I believe you're referring to an ovarian follicular cyst, which is a normal finding in reproductive age women

Question 6

can you tell me the duration of intenstinal follicular hyperplasia in children.

Accepted Answer

Indefinite: It may stick around until everybody forgets about it. It should not remain symptomatic for more than a few days. The important thing is that it's benign. Rarely, it can be a finding in an acute abdomen, if the sole cause it is best managed conservatively. I also trust this is not mesenteric adenitis caused by Yersinia, under called.

Question 7

result of my follicular scan shows follicles of the following sizes; 1.54x1.33, 1.96x1.76, 0.92x1.07, 0.90x0.64 all in cm.pls what are their sizes in mm?

Accepted Answer

1 cm = 10 mm: To convert from centimeters (cm) to millimeters (mm), just multiply the cm by 10. That means:  10 x cm = mm.

Question 8

what is a follicular cyst?

Accepted Answer

A blocked follicle: A follicular cyst is a blocked hair follicle. This blockage causes the accumulation of dead skin cells and oil.  They are easily removed.

Question 9

what is the cure for follicular lymphona?

Accepted Answer

It depends on the st: The stage of lymphoma determines the cure rate. Certainly early lymphomas(stage 1 and 2) have high cure rates. Yet most patients with this cancer can live many years as we have good treatments for it now and they keep getting better every year.

Question 10

do follicular cysts mean i didn't ovulate?

Accepted Answer

Not necessarily : A follicular cyst could appear as a result of not ovulating but not necessarily.  The exact of benign Ovarian cysts can not always be determined. Fortunately most resolve on their own without treatment

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Follicular scan shows ro 42mm and left 28mm on 13th day, should i be concerned?

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What are follicular cysts?

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Neoplastic follicular cell, what is this?

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What is ovarian follicular? anything to worry if i have it?

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Can you tell me the duration of intenstinal follicular hyperplasia in children.

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Result of my follicular scan shows follicles of the following sizes; 1.54x1.33, 1.96x1.76, 0.92x1.07, 0.90x0.64 all in cm.pls what are their sizes in mm?

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What is a follicular cyst?

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What is the cure for follicular lymphona?

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Do follicular cysts mean i didn't ovulate?

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