Question 1

what happens it the uteras walls are to thick?

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Wall or lining?: Is the lining of the uterus thickened or the wall? Unusual thickening of the lining of the uterus (endometrium) can be a sign of hyperplasia, polyp, or neoplasm. Thickening of the uterine wall itself probably indicates fibroids (benign tumors of the uterine muscle).

Question 2

just had a uteras evacuation after a miscarry two months back when can i try for a baby again?

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Ask you MD: You need to ask your surgeon who did the procedure and have a follow up office visit to be sure everything is o.K for your answer.

Question 3

fiberoid surgery how long is the operation and sucess rate without uteras removal..

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Depends:: Many factors are involved:  how many fibroids, size of fibroids, location of fibroids.  Then the approach to the surgery, open surgery (laparotomy), laparoscopic (key hole surgery, or endoscopic), robotic myomectomy (laparoscopy with robot doing the surgery under command of your surgeon), hysteroscopic surgery (surgery in the uterus via a camera) no abdominal incisions.

Question 4

why am i experiencing cramps on my uteras 5dpo?

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Unclear: Cramps can be caused by all sorts of things from constipation, gas, intestinal issues, bladder infections, ovarian cysts and other infections. With a vague symptom such as this there is not a clear cut answer.

Question 5

why do i feel cramps on my uteras at nights and after drinking a lot of liquids?

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?Not Uterus?: May instead be large bowel distension and contraction and hqve nothing to do with a uterus.  Discussing all the associated symptoms with your doctor would be much more accurate than guessing with limited information.  There are a number of things that can cause discomfort in that area.

Question 6

what leiomyomatous uterus?

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It means fibroids: Fibroids are non-cancerous growths of the muscular layer of the uterus.  They are hormonally driven and can grow in size and cause problems for many women.  They can cause pelvic pain, urinary symptoms, and constipation if a large enough size.  They can also cause abnormal bleeding and heavy periods.  They can also be found incidentally and cause no symptoms or problems.

Question 7

pain in uterus lower left?

Accepted Answer

Get checked out: Pain in the left lower abdomen can be from many different causes. Left ovary torsion, left fallopian tube disease, descending colon, sigmoid colon, left inginual or femoral hernia, pid, uterine fibroid are all possibilities.

Question 8

what is an arcurate uterus?

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Indentation at top: An arcuate uterus has a slight indentation of the uterine cavity at the fundus (top) . It is the mildest form of a uterine septum and is of no clinical significance.

Question 9

is a tilted uterus a problem?

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: Most women have no symptoms at all. For some woman, it can cause painful periods, pain during sex and difficulty inserting tampons.

Question 10

how can the uterus be damaged?

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????: Damaged during surgery or something else your ? Is too non specific to answer, please restate it with more detail.

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