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Here is a complete clinical summary of both documents for Mrs. Meenabai Wadkar, 53F:

OPD Casepaper - Gynaecology (15/07/2026)

Reg. No.: ACPMMC / 1181037 | Department: Gynaecology | Seen by: Dr. Prajakta

Chief Complaints

  • Heavy PV (per vaginal) bleeding with clots
  • Abdominal pain x 1 day
  • Polymenorrhea

Menstrual History

Past HistoryPresent (Last 5-7 months)
Bleeding duration4-5 days15-20 days
Cycle length28-30 days15-16 days
FlowRegular, Adequate, PainlessHeavy with clotting
LMP: 13/07/2026

Past Medical History

ConditionMedications
HypertensionTelmisartan 40 mg, Nifedipine
Diabetes MellitusDapagliflozin 10 mg, Sitagliptin
Dyslipidemia / CardiovascularAtorvastatin, Clopidogrel, Aspirin
Post-PCA (Percutaneous Coronary Angioplasty)~10 months ago

Examination Findings

  • General: Afebrile, Pallor (+), No edema/cyanosis/clubbing/icterus/lymphadenopathy
  • Pulse: 120 bpm
  • BP: 130/90 mmHg
  • RS / CNS / P/A: NAD (No Abnormality Detected)

Abdominal Sonography Report (15/07/2026)

Organ Findings

OrganFinding
LiverEnlarged - span 16.7 cm; Fatty liver Grade I
GB / CBD / PVNormal
PancreasNormal
SpleenNormal
Right Kidney124 x 46 mm; B/L raised echogenicity of renal cortices
Left Kidney104 x 36 mm
BladderNormal
Uterus12.3 x 5.4 x 7.4 cm (bulky); anteverted; ET = 6 mm; Posterior wall intramural fibroid 2.7 x 2.1 cm (FIGO Type 5)
Right Ovary3.1 x 1.7 cm
Left OvaryNot visualized (marked "X")
Ascites / EffusionNone

USG Impression

  1. Fatty liver Grade I
  2. B/L MRD (Medical Renal Disease) Grade I - bilateral raised cortical echogenicity
  3. Bulky uterus with posterior wall intramural fibroid (2.7 x 2.1 cm, FIGO Type 5)

Clinical Interpretation

This 53-year-old perimenopausal woman presents with a classic picture of abnormal uterine bleeding (AUB) driven by a uterine fibroid (leiomyoma):
  • Polymenorrhea + heavy bleeding with clots over 5-7 months corresponds directly to the intramural posterior wall fibroid (2.7 x 2.1 cm, FIGO Type 5) found on USG. The bulky uterus supports this.
  • Endometrial thickness of 6 mm is within normal limits for her age but warrants monitoring given the bleeding.
  • Pallor + tachycardia (P 120 bpm) suggest acute blood loss anemia - she needs hemoglobin check urgently.
Complicating factors for management:
  • She is post-PCA (~10 months ago) and on Clopidogrel + Aspirin (dual antiplatelet therapy). This is critical - surgical options (myomectomy/hysterectomy) carry high bleeding risk and antiplatelet therapy likely cannot be safely stopped this soon after PCA. Cardiology input is essential before any procedure.
  • Diabetes + Hypertension + Dyslipidemia increase surgical risk.
  • B/L MRD Grade I - NSAIDs (like tranexamic acid consideration) and contrast dye should be used cautiously; renal function (creatinine, eGFR) should be checked.
  • Fatty liver Grade I - hepatic drug metabolism may be mildly affected.
  • Left ovary not visualized - needs follow-up to rule out adnexal pathology.
Immediate priorities:
  1. CBC (hemoglobin, platelets), coagulation profile, renal function, LFTs, HbA1c
  2. Endometrial biopsy to rule out hyperplasia/malignancy (given age and prolonged bleeding)
  3. Cardiology consultation before any invasive intervention
  4. Medical management of AUB (GnRH agonists, levonorgestrel IUS, or hormonal therapy) - keeping antiplatelet status in mind
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