Question 1

what are dos and don'ts for a lady in the sac?

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Depends on your Dr: You may have limitations from before. It depends on your status and your conditioning and what comorbidities that you have. You can do a lot of exercise, and only be limited by your previous status. Certain medications are also limited and this would depend on your physician.

Question 2

what is a  bursa sac injury?

Accepted Answer

Bursal injury : This is a type of injury that affects a specialized sac of fluid called a bursa. We have many all over our body, in the ankle they can occur in front of or behind the achilles tendon. They can also form in response to pressure to serve as a buffer against irritation. When injured they can be painful and inflamed feeling much like a deep bruise.

Question 3

what does impressing on thecal sac mean?

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Translation: The thecal sac is the strong tissue tube that encases the spinal cord. What you mean by "impressing" is not clear. Something can dent or press into and distort the usual appearance it has on studies.

Question 4

my boyfriend's sac is red what van cause that?

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Time cruris: Jock itch is the usual cause. Try tolnaftate and local hygiene first. Satellite lesions suggest candida.

Question 5

is it possible for baby to get infected in the sac?

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Yes: The developing fetus shares a blood connection with mom through the placenta. Any germ that enters moms blood may infect the fetus & cause injury or death.This could be as simple as the flu, or as bad as syphilis (std). The sac will protect baby from genital germs unless or until the sac opens prior to or during labor.Invasion of a small hole in the sac by group b strep is often fatal.

Question 6

will boy who had hydrocele as baby have bigger sac?

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Not necessarily: Most infant scrotums contract to a normal size after hydrocele has resolved.

Question 7

at 5 gestational weeks, is it normal to see only a sac?

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Yes: Many times that is true
Gestational sac	4.5 to 5 weeks
Yolk sac	5 weeks
Cardiac activity	5.5 to 6 weeks
Measurable crown-rump length	6 weeks

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Question 8

my soctal sac  and testies of left side got fat. what to do?

Accepted Answer

Scrotum: Get checked by a urologist.  This likely represents a hydroceleor, less likely, a hernia.

Question 9

what does it mean to have fluid around the cul de sac in males?

Accepted Answer

Probably nothing: The area you describe lies between the rectum and the bladder. A urologist is really the one to ask but it is at the lowest potion of the peritoneum. perhaps a few mililiters of fluid would naturally occur there.

Question 10

what does a "trace amount of free fluid in the cul du sac" mean?

Accepted Answer

Trace: Most often trace amounts of fluid in various parts of the body are insignificant, but I don't know in what  part of the body the cul du sac your referring to is located. Nevertheless the finding sounds trivial, but your physician can ask the radiologist who interpreted the study if there is any need for concern or for followup.

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