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Left abdominal pain. pelvis and vaginal ultrasound clear.had abdominal ct and it showed 3.5 cm uterine fibroid.should i worry since the us missed it?
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Diagnostic: tests are never 100%. There are always false negatives. A 3.5 cm fibroid is probably not cause of pain. Consult with your gyn for more specific advice.
Answered 3/9/2015
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No: Most of the time small uterine fibroids are asymptomatic.
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