Pedunculated Fibroids and Sudden Pelvic Pain: When to Seek Help
Pedunculated fibroids hang from a stalk and can twist (torsion), causing sudden severe pelvic pain, nausea, or vomiting. Urgent gynaecology assessment in Hyderabad is needed to exclude torsion and other emergencies.
Not all fibroid pain is chronic pressure. Acute abdomen with a known pedunculated fibroid is a red flag. Please consult a doctor or emergency services urgently — do not wait for a routine OPD slot if pain is severe.
Why torsion happens
A stalk twists, cutting blood supply. The fibroid becomes ischaemic and exquisitely painful. Ultrasound with Doppler may suggest compromised flow.
Other acute causes to exclude
- Ovarian cyst torsion or rupture
- Appendicitis or urinary stones
- Ectopic pregnancy in reproductive-age women
Treatment
Confirmed torsion often needs prompt laparoscopic detorsion and myomectomy or removal of the fibroid. Delayed care risks necrosis and infection.
After stabilisation
Follow-up with Dr. Avani Reddy at Kokapet or Gachibowli plans elective management of remaining fibroids and reviews fertility implications.
Book a fibroid consultation with Dr. Avani Reddy (MBBS, MS OBG) at Jade Clinics, Kokapet or Ankura Hospital, Gachibowli — call 83095 78197 or book online.
This article is for educational purposes and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. Please consult a doctor for personalised evaluation and treatment planning.
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