Early Detection of Multiple Fibroids Through Routine Examination
Patient Profile:
A 30-year-old female visited the clinic with a simple request — postponement of menstrual periods.
Although the concern was routine, a thorough clinical examination was performed as part of standard gynecological care.
Clinical Findings
During the pelvic examination, the uterus was found to be significantly enlarged.
To confirm the clinical suspicion, a pelvic sonography was advised.
Sonography Report
Presence of large, multiple uterine fibroids
Distortion of normal uterine architecture
Increased uterine size consistent with fibroid load
Fibroids of this size required timely intervention to prevent further complications such as pain, heavy bleeding, fertility issues, or anemia.
Management & Treatment
After counselling, the patient underwent successful surgical management.
Post-operative recovery was uneventful, and the patient is now on regular follow-up to monitor her reproductive health.
Key Takeaways
Routine gynecological check-ups are crucial, even when symptoms seem mild or unrelated.
A simple visit for postponing periods led to the early detection of large multiple fibroids.
Fibroids require timely attention to prevent complications.
Consulting the best gynecologist ensures accurate diagnosis, proper guidance, and optimal treatment outcomes.
