May 5CM solid mass "myoma" at 22 weeks

Hi mama, I totally understand how you’re feeling right now. It's really scary to hear about something like a myoma, but the good news is that it’s outside of your baby’s space. Your OB is monitoring it closely, and that’s really important. It's also great to hear na healthy ang baby mo based on the CAS. The fact that they’re keeping an eye on it with another ultrasound means you’re in good hands. It’s normal to feel anxious, but try to focus on the positive — you and baby are being taken care of, and your OB will adjust your delivery plan if needed. You're doing everything right by staying informed!

Hi momshie! I know it’s hard to stay calm when you’re hearing things like this, but the fact that your OB is closely monitoring your myoma and your baby’s health is a good sign. Yes, the myoma might affect your delivery, but it sounds like your doctor is on top of it, and they’ll decide the best course of action as you go. I understand your fear of a preterm baby, but try not to worry too much. As long as your baby is doing well and the myoma isn’t growing too quickly, you’re in good hands. Take things one day at a time, and remember you're doing amazing!

I get that it’s really worrying to hear about the myoma, but the fact that it’s outside of where your baby is makes a big difference. Your OB is monitoring it, and that’s really reassuring. Also, the baby’s health is the priority, and it’s a good sign that the CAS showed everything is okay. You’re doing the right thing by staying on top of it and following your doctor’s advice. If anything changes, they’ll adjust your delivery plan accordingly. You’re not alone in this — a lot of moms go through similar situations, and you're doing great!

Hi mi! Tungkol sa delivery, kung magpapakita ng mabilis na paglaki ng myoma, may mga posibilidad na kailangan baguhin ang birth plan, ngunit hindi ibig sabihin nun ay magiging preterm kaagad. Mahalaga na patuloy kang magpatingin at mag-follow up sa OB mo upang makapagdesisyon ng tama at maayos ang lahat para sa iyong kalusugan at ng iyong baby. Huwag po kayong mawalan ng pag-asa. Ang OB mo ay nandiyan para mag-guide at magbigay ng tamang advice. Magpahinga po kayo at suportahan ang sarili sa mga tamang hakbang upang mapanatili ang kalusugan ng inyong baby.

Hi momshie, naiintindihan ko po ang pag-aalala mo, at normal lang talagang mag-alala sa ganitong sitwasyon. Ang myoma po ay karaniwang benign (hindi cancerous) na bukol na tumutubo sa uterus, at kadalasan ay hindi naman nagdudulot ng seryosong panganib sa pregnancy, lalo na kung ito ay nasa labas ng kinalalagyan ni baby, tulad ng sa iyong kaso. Importanteng sinusubaybayan ng iyong OB ang myoma, kaya't ang regular na ultrasounds at monitoring ay makakatulong upang makita kung may pagbabago sa laki nito.