Common Unilateral Conditions
Several gynecological conditions can present unilaterally. These include: Ultrasound: Used to visualize ovarian cysts or ectopic pregnancies.
Mammogram: For detecting breast lumps.
MRI: Provides detailed images of pelvic structures.
Treatment Options
Treatment for unilateral conditions varies depending on the specific diagnosis: Persistent pelvic pain on one side.
Unilateral breast lumps or changes in breast tissue.
Severe abdominal pain, particularly if associated with missed periods or positive pregnancy tests.
Conclusion
Unilateral conditions in gynecology can have various underlying causes, from benign to serious. Early diagnosis and treatment are vital for optimal outcomes. Always consult a gynecologist if you have concerns about unilateral symptoms.
