Question

A 32-year-old female patient complain of vague abdominal discomfort and a feeling of heaviness in the groin region. She has never been pregnant and is healthy but has a family history of uterine cancer. The gynecologists examination reveals that several irregularly shaped nodules th immobile are located within the uterus are normal but sonography shows the tumors. After a period of unsuccessful dr is scheduled for surgery. drug the

1. Describe the decision-making path that the gynecologist took to reach a u diagnosis.

2. What is the probable diagnosis in the patients case?

3. If she wants to have children what procedure would be performed?

4. What are the common complications of the procedure?

Answer 1

1, According to the gynecologist the tumer should be remove it may be malignant or benign. as per sonography results shows tumer in the uterus,removal of tumer help to reduce the complication and reduce the chance of metastasis if it is malignant so the gynecologist may decide to surgery.

2,The probable diagnosis is Enndometrial carcinoma.

3, she can do the partial historectomy if she want to have children.

4,The major problems of hysterectomy are,

• bleeding,
• ureter damage
• bladder or bower damage
• vaginal problems
• Ovary failure
• Sterility
• Infection
• loss of libido

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