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I guess what worries me is if they said they saw fibroids, why the ultrasound tech say it was an emergency? I read online that they aren't concerning.
They saw something that may be a benign fibroid, or may be something else. Hence the recommendation for the trans-vaginal ultrasound, which will better characterize what was seen on the abdominal ultrasound. But I have no idea why the tech would say this is an emergency, because it isn't. It's just something that needs followup at this point.
I guess what worries me is if they said they saw fibroids, why the ultrasound tech say it was an emergency? I read online that they aren't concerning.
The cyst on your liver may be concerning them or they may have been talking about someone else, not you.
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