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36 f have lobulated mass lesion approx 10cm in the left adhnexal region.the lesion is compressing n displacing the uterus to the right side.wht 2 do?
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Follow up: Its time to follow up with the physician who ordered the imaging study to get the recommendations for next steps.
Answered 8/6/2014
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See a doctor: There are many possibilities what this could be. You should have an evaluation with a gynecologist. Depending on your physical exam and radiographic/ultrasound studies, they may recommend a number of therapies from medication, to surgery, to consultation with another specialist. 10 cm is a good sized mass. This needs to be looked into further.
Answered 8/6/2014
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