Pelvic ultrasound: If you are thin, and your fibroids are large enough, then your physician may be fairly sure after an exam that a woman has fibroids. However, the best test to confirm that fibroids are present is a pelvic ultrasound. Sometimes MRI is performed to determine the exact number, size and position of fibroids if uterine surgery is planned. Fibroids can also be diagnosed during surgery.
Answered 6/10/2014
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Speak to your: Gynecologist first. A pelvic ultrasound is a helpful imaging tool but not really indicated unless you are having abdominal pain and cramping and/or heavy menses. Also a pelvic exam by your gynecologist may suggest an enlarged or abnormally shaped uterus that would prompt an us.
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