Confirm the presence of benign ovarian fibromas Evaluate the extent of ascites and pleural effusion Differentiate between benign syndrome and malignancy

Sudden or persistent abdominal bloating Shortness of breath due to fluid around the lungs Palpable mass in the pelvic area

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Specialized clinical evaluation to detect benign ovarian tumors associated with ascites and pleural effusion, ensuring accurate diagnosis and effective management for your reproductive and overall respiratory health.

Scientific name: Screening for Meigs' Syndrome

Comprehensive clinical evaluation including ovarian fibroma assessment, fluid analysis of ascites and pleural effusion, and tumor marker testing to confirm Meigs' syndrome and guide treatment.

Screening for Meigs' Syndrome - Comprehensive Ovarian Health Screening

Service type Clinical & Lab Screening

Duration 45-60 minutes

Fasting Fasting is not required

Included Services

Pelvic and Ovarian Ultrasound
Tumor Marker Analysis (CA-125)
Fluid Analysis (Ascites/Pleural)

Medical Service Information

Purpose of Screening

Confirm the presence of benign ovarian fibromas
Evaluate the extent of ascites and pleural effusion
Differentiate between benign syndrome and malignancy

When to Get Tested

Sudden or persistent abdominal bloating
Shortness of breath due to fluid around the lungs
Palpable mass in the pelvic area

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Meigs' Syndrome cancerous? No, it is characterized by benign tumors.
What is the treatment? Symptoms typically resolve after surgical removal of the fibroma.