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Bilateral ovarian endometrioma.
I was diagnosed bilateral ovarian endometriomas in the year 2020.
1st Usg report: 2020
RO cyst size: 3.6*2.8 CM & LO cyst size 6.5*5.7 CM
Doctor advised to take Emersa 2 mg.
Continue Emersa 2 mg for 2 years.
Usg report: Dec 2021
RO cyst size: 1.1*1.8 CM & LO cyst size 2.7*2.5 CM.
Doctor advised stop Emersa for 3 months.
In this 3 months I got 3 consecutive normal period without any pain.
Then usg report : March, 2022
RO cyst size : 1.8*1.6 CM & LO cysts size: 4.9*3.0 CM & 2.8*3.2 CM.
Then I got another normal period without pain.
After finished Period, I agai start Emersa 2 mg.
Usg report: July, 2022
RO cyst size: 1.0*1.5 CM & LO cyst size : 4.1*3.6 CM, 3.0*3.4
Continue medicine Emersa 2 mg:
Usg Report: 13th Jan, 2023
Ro Appears Normal In Size & Echotextures.
Lo Cysts Size: 2.7*3.1 Cm & 2.5*2.8 Cm
I'm unmarried now
Am I improving? What was usg said about RO? Thank you. 🙏
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Yes you are improving. You can continue emersa.follw your treating doctor advice. Since u r unmarried and u are responding to medicines better to continue with that
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Discuss with ur gynaec
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Please consult your Gynaecologist who has been treating you for the last two years. Getting multiple opinions will only confuse yourself.
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Connect please
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