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Dear Ms. lybrate-user,
I guess the histology report on the removed thyroid nodule is benign. In that case the small nodule in the left lobe seen on ultrasound needs only annual follow-up. About 20 % of these nodules may disappear, 20 % remain the same for many years and the remainder show very slow increase in size. Continue your present dose of eltroxine and get annual tsh and ultrasound imaging of the thyroid done and keep us informed
regards
professor m s seshadri.

there are two options for adenomyosis treatment ,if family complete you can go for hysterectomy.if you want to conserve your uterus then go for mirena insertion.
for initial 2-3 months afyer mirena insertion you may have intermenstrual spotting and cramps .but after that periods will get regularized and BLEEDING will reduce significantly

Adenomyosis is a condition, which is not effectively treated by drugs.(including hormones) at the age of 44 if you have inter menstrual spotting or bleeding, better to get a d&c done by a gynecologist and wait for hpr. The treatment is to be scheduled only after precuring the report.

IF YOU ARE NOT CONVINCED BY MINIMAL TO NO SIDE EFFECTS OF MIRENA THEN OPT FOR TABLETS WHICH SERVES THE SAME PURPOSE

IN ALLOPATHY SIDE EFFECTS MEANS ITS BEEN RESEARCHED BUT THAT DOESNT MEAN EVERY INDIVIDUAL WILL EXPERIENCE IT

Cost differs from centre to centre.
Hysteroscopy and curratage (histopathology of endometrium) combined misses very few cases in diagnosing- compared to only biopsy where more cases may be missed in diagnosing.

Expecting result in 3 days is premature.
Most of the medical problems need personally taking detailed medical history and examination with the need for detailed reports so meet concerned doctor- gynecologist.

treatment for adenomyosis is either hysterectomy or cyclical progesterone therapy or mirena insertion ( type of iud releasing levonorgestrel).
as you're 44 yrs ,if pain is severe you can go for hysterectomy.Or you can take progesterone tablets cyclicaly ,it will relief you of pain .

False negatives are more common than false positive for urine test for pregnancy. Get blood tested for beta hcg and ultrasound.

Nothing significant among reports quoted here.
Meet gynecologist for complaints and better to consult gastro-enterologist or hepatologist for sonography liver report.

You have irregular periods, acne and hirsutism because of hyperandrogenism initiated by pcocd. You will have to use krimson35 for anther priod of 6 months.