Frauengesundheit Myom

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DIAGNOSIS MYOMA

A myoma of the womb is a benign tumour, which consists of the smooth cells within the womb. 

About 25 percent of all women of childbearing age have myoma.

A myoma of the womb is a benign tumour, which consists of the smooth cells within the womb.

The size of myoma range from only millimeters up to several centimeters; they can either occur singly or there can be several myoma at the same time.

A myoma can grow directly within the uterine wall, develop towards the uterine cavity or can spread from outside the womb into the abdominal cavity.

Whether myoma cause pain and other complaints, depends on their size, location and number.

Common complaints that are caused by myoma are irregular bleedings (increased and extended bleedings as well as intermenstrual bleedings), pain and feelings of pressure in the lower abdomen.

Diagnosis

In order to diagnose myoma, first of all a comprehensive anamnesis, a gynaecological digital examination and an ultrasound are carried out.

With the ultrasound, it is possible to exactly determine the size, the location and the number of myoma. In some cases, further examinations can become necessary.

Treatment

Not every myoma must necessarily be treated. Many women with myoma have no symptoms and are not limited in their quality of life-in these cases no therapy is necessary.

If myoma cause complaints, there are basically different forms of treatment, such as medication as well as surgical removal.

NEWS & INFOS

CHRISTMAS-BREAK

We are taking a short break and our surgery will be closed from December 23, 2024 to January 6, 2025. In urgent cases, please contact your nearest hospital.

We will be back for you from January 7, 2025.

RELAXING HOLIDAYS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR!

E-PRESCRIPTION

From July 1st 2023, medicines covered by public insurance in Austria can be sent via e-prescription (independent of ELGA).

All persons insured in Austria can pick up their medication with a health insurance e-prescription at any Austrian pharmacy - but not at web/online pharmacies! Private prescriptions cannot be sent - they have to be collected at the practice.

As of July 1st 2023, the e-card must be inserted at the practice once per quarter so that the e-prescription is activated for 90 days .

Lab tests - procedure

After we received and checked the results we proceed as follows:

1. In case of an urgent result that is subject to treatment we contact you actively and communicate the necessary steps (therapy, appointment, prescription, ...).

2. If you have not heard of us within 2 weeks, you can be assured that your results do not require any further medical clarification or treatment. In this case, even if the result deviates from the reference range, we offer you to ask within your next regular appointment.

Currently we are not able to answer your e-mails regarding that matter due to high influx of e-mails. We kindly ask you for your understanding. THANK YOU.