Sentences with phrase «enlarged uterus»
"Enlarged uterus" means that the uterus, which is a female reproductive organ, has increased in size. Full definition
And, later on, your breathing will be more difficult when your own enlarging uterus gets more space than normal, thereby leading to pressure against the muscle below the lungs — the diaphragm.
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A colonoscopy is negative and an ultrasonography shows a modestly enlarged uterus with three uterine fibroids, noncancerous growths of the uterus.
Lying on your back can cause your enlarging uterus and the weight of your growing baby to rest against and compress major blood vessels, particularly the aorta and the inferior vena cava.
During this time, your enlarging uterus exerts some pressure on your bladder causing urine leakage in small amounts.
Later in the pregnancy, frequent bathroom breaks are often caused by an enlarged uterus (and the rapidly growing baby inside) putting pressure on the bladder.
The cause for hemorrhoids is the pressure from your enlarging uterus, and the increased blood flow to the pelvic area.
Thankfully, many of the symptoms resulting from the enlarged uterus can be mitigated by taking simple measures such as sleeping on your side at night, as opposed to on your back or stomach.
Your breasts, increased blood supply, increased fat supply, and enlarged uterus can all create excess weight from pregnancy that will be difficult to «lose» since you need them!
Gas during pregnancy can also increase later in pregnancy when the enlarging uterus places pressure on your abdominal cavity.
The enlarging uterus is becoming more round and as it grows will move other organs out of the way.
The enlarged uterus puts pressure on the rectal veins.
There is more pressure on the bladder because of the enlarged uterus.
While no sex position is completely off - limits, pregnant women in their second and third trimesters should be aware that lying flat on their back for an extended period of time «can shift pressure from the enlarged uterus onto the major blood vessels and compromise blood supply to the fetus, so it should be avoided,» says Dr. Klein.
Enlarged Uterus: Fibroids, Hormone Imbalance, Estrogen Dominance Insights from Dr. Lee about two of the most common problems women have after 30, fibroids and uterine enlargement.
Palpation (feeling for an enlarged uterus) is more useful in closed pyometra where uterine enlargement and distension are prevalent.
This x-ray shows an enlarged uterus in the abdomen.
A blood sample will somtimes show a very elevated white blood cell count, and an x-ray of the abdomen might show an enlarged uterus.
Immediate veterinary care is required, and an examination will show an elevated body temperature, while palpation of her abdomen will reveal an enlarged uterus.
Radiographs of the abdomen often confirm the diagnosis by identifying the enlarged uterus.
A larger incision must be made in order to accommodate the enlarged uterus, and meticulous care must be taken to extract the engorged uterus in tact to prevent its infectious contents from leaking into the body cavity.
About 40 percent of hysterectomy cases occur because of uterine fibroids, which are non-cancerous tumors that cause an enlarged uterus.