Ultrasound Questions

It should not be a problem. Minimal pain may be there while inserting the probe. Using plenty of ultrasound jelly will help to reduce pain. Angle of insertion also is important.
Most of the times it should not pain.

Hello,
yes it's possible to increase penis size. Due to excessive masturbation many times it's not possible for penis to get fully erect and due to that issues like early ejaculation and erectile dysfunction (penis not getting fully hard) occurs. Due to which your partner won't be able to achieve satisfaction. Think this in other way will you able to entertain a partner that won't satisfy you physically that same happens when you're not able to satisfy a women.
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no don't worry endometrial lining can grow upto 16 /18 mm .. at your age it is normal .. I see this in day to say scanning .. nothing to be worried

Which country are you from. And how will. U read the ultrasound at home. Ultrasound is operator dependent and doctor performing the scan screems and take relevant images to interpret.in india its not possible abroad and what device you talking need to find out.

Its means you have fatty liver, which is very common nowadays due to sedentary lifestyle and bad eating habits. Just reduce your salt, sugar, rice and refined wheat intake. Daily workout of minimum 1 hr is must. Stay healthy.

simple words get a rescan at a higher centre .. machiene might be old and not giving adequate information

Your text seems to be in continuation of previous communication as has no details.
In this app every text may go to any doctor in India, not necessarily same person so every time it should be with all details

Lymph nodes are small organs distributed throughout the body. They are involved in flow of lymphatic fluid and in combating infections. Enlargement of the nodes may be due to many causes.

If there is any issue. Your radiologist will tell you. That after so many scans all doctors are trying to stop you from worrying means that there is nothing wrong and you are safe.

It falls in normal range, but medically whole picture is important not just part of one report so meet your doctor.