Question 250 · LEK · Uterine fibroids
A 36-year-old multiparous woman went to see a gynecologist because of regular but excessive and painful periods which has lasted for the last few years. This is accompanied by increasing fatigue, general weakness, and more frequent urination. The pathological findings included pale mucosa. Gynecological exam revealed a tumour the size of a 4-month pregnancy. Blood test and transvaginal ultrasound were made. What lab test results and diagnosis can you expect?
- A. aneamia, uterine myomas.
- B. anaemia, pregnancy.
- C. normal blood count, pregnancy.
- D. normal blood count, simple ovarian cyst.
- E. anaemia, simple ovarian cyst.
Hint
Link years of heavy painful periods, signs of chronic blood loss and an enlarged pelvic mass pressing on the bladder.
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