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ovarian cyst problem

Discussion in 'All Categories' started by Chandan Nondi - Aug 28th, 2012 1:28 pm.
Chandan Nondi	Dear doctor i am chandan nondi from bangladesh. my wife have ovarian cyst problem her cyst size Rt- 7.16.3cm & Lt- 4.02.6cm. pls. inform its possible to remove by Laparoscopy. or with this size of cyst can she able to be mother? one another qu. if donot remove cyst what will happened. pls advice, it will be great kindness for me. Best Regards Chandan Nondi
re: ovarian cyst problem by Dr M K Gupta - Sep 2nd, 2012 5:56 am #1
Dr M K Gupta	Dear Chandan Nondi It is not necessary to operate all ovarian cyst. Still, it's important to be watchful associated with a symptoms or changes in the body and to know which symptoms are serious. For those who have an ovarian cyst, you may experience the following signs and symptoms: * Menstrual irregularities * Pelvic pain - a continuing or intermittent dull ache that could radiate for your back and thighs * Pelvic pain shortly before your period begins or simply before it ends * Pelvic pain while having sex (dyspareunia) * Nausea, vomiting or breast tenderness much like that experienced while pregnant * Fullness or heaviness in your abdomen * Pressure on your rectum or bladder - difficulty emptying your bladder completely The signs and symptoms that signal the requirement for immediate medical assistance include: * Sudden, severe abdominal or pelvic pain * Pain accompanied by fever or vomiting Investigations & Diagnosis To recognize the type of cyst, your physician may perform the following procedures: Pregnancy test. A positive pregnancy test might point to that the cyst is a corpus luteum cyst, which can develop once the ruptured follicle that released your egg reseals and fills with fluid. This will also assistance to rule out a tubal pregnancy if it's negative. Pelvic ultrasound. Within this painless procedure, a wand-like device (transducer) is used to send and receive high-frequency sound waves (ultrasound) through your pelvic area, creating a picture of the uterus and ovaries on a video screen. This picture may then be photographed and analyzed because of your doctor to verify the existence of a cyst, help identify its location and see be it solid, filled with fluid or mixed. A typical USG picture of the multiloculated cysts are shown here. Laparoscopy. Using a laparoscope - a slim, lighted instrument inserted to your abdomen via a small incision - your physician can see your ovaries and take away the ovarian cyst. CA 125 blood test. Blood levels of a protein called cancer antigen 125 (CA 125) often are elevated in females with ovarian cancer. Should you develop cysts on the ovaries that's partially solid and you are at high-risk of ovarian cancer, your physician may test the level of CA 125 in your blood to find out whether your cyst might be cancerous. Elevated CA 125 levels may also indicate noncancerous conditions such as endometriosis, uterine fibroids and pelvic inflammatory disease. Complications The following complications are possible: large size could cause pressure on your bladder, rectum or kidney tubes [ureter] rupture is a serious complication twisting can also be serious because it is painful and leads to stoppage of blood supply to that particular ovary [torsion] infertility Treatment of ovarian cysts Treatment depends upon your age, the kind and size your cyst, and your symptoms. Your physician might point to: Watchful waiting. You can wait and be re-examined in one to 3 months if you are inside your reproductive years, you have no symptoms and an ultrasound shows you possess a simple, fluid-filled cyst. Your doctor will probably suggest that you get follow-up pelvic ultrasounds at periodic intervals to see if your cyst is different in dimensions. Watchful waiting, including regular monitoring with ultrasound, is also a common treatment option recommended for postmenopausal women if your cyst is filled with fluid and less than 2 " in diameter. Oral contraceptives. Your physician may recommend oral contraceptives to reduce the chance of new cysts developing in future menstrual cycles. Oral contraceptives offer the added benefit of significantly reducing your chance of ovarian cancer - the risk decreases the more you take birth control pills. Specific treatments. If you have a cyst because of endometriosis etc the treatment is going to be directed for the primary disease. Surgery. Your doctor may suggest removal of a cyst if it's large, doesn't seem like a practical cyst, is growing or persists through 2 or 3 menstrual cycles. Cysts that cause pain or other symptoms may be removed. Some cysts can be taken off without taking out the ovary in a procedure referred to as a cystectomy. Your doctor may also suggest removal of the main one affected ovary and leaving another intact inside a procedure referred to as oophorectomy. Both procedures may permit you to maintain your fertility if you're still inside your childbearing years. Leaving a minumum of one ovary intact also has the advantage of maintaining a resource of estrogen production. If your cystic mass is cancerous, however, your doctor will advise a hysterectomy to get rid of both ovaries as well as your uterus. After menopause, the chance of a unprecedented cystic ovarian mass being cancerous increases. As a result, doctors additionally recommend surgery when a cystic mass develops around the ovaries after menopause. This surgery may either be carried out in the conventional open manner - laparotomy or like a keyhole non-invasive surgery - laparoscopy. So at this stage we will advice you watchful waiting. With regards MK Gupta
re: ovarian cyst problem by Chandan Nondi - Sep 4th, 2012 3:03 am #2
Chandan Nondi	Thanks Doctor for your valuable information. As per your information my wife face the following symptoms * Pelvic pain - a continuing or intermittent dull ache that could radiate for your back and thighs * Pelvic pain shortly before your period begins or simply before it ends * Fullness or heaviness in your abdomen * Pressure on your rectum or bladder - difficulty emptying your bladder completely * Sudden, severe abdominal or pelvic pain * Pain accompanied by fever or vomiting Dear doctor need your advice. for your easy reference write detailed history in below. My wife suddenly(4 month ago)she feel belly pain during period time( note- her period time maintain regularly). we ware going to doctor, doctor told( by sonogram report) her both ovarian face cysts problem. dr. suggest us as soon as possible to remove the cysts by operation. by dr, Sehereen F. Siddiqua MBBS, FCPS, Associate Professor bangladesh complete operation by laposcopy machine. After operation dr. said out of two ovarian one ovarian is free from cysts & one ovarian still a few number of cysts, also dr. told she now secure position. and we feel peace. she will be able to mother. after operation her period was complete ten(10) day before. we think this happened dew to operation.but she face again enough belly pain & we go to dr.(same) & again checked ovarian cysts position this time also cysts contain two ovarians. dr. gave some iron tablet, calcium tablet, one antibiotic & injection (note-injection price too high approx 8,000 taka each pcs ) & said take 4 injection day after 28. if this problem is not solve will be need to take more 2/3 injection than if not solve this problem again need to surgery.present time we have no faith with the dr. this time we feel heisted till now she faced problem. Recently i had discussed one another doctor. T. A. Chowdhury Prof. of Obstetrics & Gynaecology and chief consultant BIRDEM, Shahbag, Dhaka, Bangladesh. He study her all previous document & suggest us as per her cyst size (her cyst size Rt- 7.16.3cm & Lt- 4.02.6cm) not possible to remove by laparoscopic or other process need to open sugary & he doesn't advice any medicine. what can we do properly not understand right now. If immediate we don't complete open sugary, can she will reach dangerous position? present time she don't take any medicine about the regard. right now cannot able to take any decision. now she take injection/ open surgery not understand. write me detailed about the regard that will be lot of kindness for me. Waiting for your valuable advice. Thanks & Best regards Chandan Nondi Dear Chandan Nondi Any cyst can be operated by laparoscopy. There is no contraindication as such and it depends upon the skill of the gynecologist performing the surgery. According to the history of the patient and as you are saying about expensive injection we are expecting Endometrioma (Chocolate Cyst). One of the most frustrating aspects of treating endometrioma with laparoscopic excision is disease recurrence after surgery. Previous medical treatment of endometriosis or large cyst size was a significant factor that was associated with higher recurrence of the disease. Post-operative pregnancy is a favourable prognostic factor. When planning a laparoscopy, gynaecologists should be aware of each individual’s expected likelihood of recurrence as well as her symptoms and desire for current or future fertility. By having information about factors that may be related to a recurrence of ovarian endometrioma, gynaecologists will be able to distinguish patients at risk, optimize the timing of laparoscopy and plan pre- and post-operative management properly. To date, recurrence of ovarian endometrioma after laparoscopy has always been discussed focusing on a single factor, such as the effect of post-operative or pre-operative medication, the method of laparoscopic treatment and the anatomical location. With regards Dr. J S Chowhan
re: ovarian cyst problem by nil - Oct 15th, 2012 9:25 am #3
nil	Does the overin cyst grow by hormonal imbalance.I was suffering by ectopic pregnency@many cyst@endomrtiosis.please advise me.
re: ovarian cyst problem by Ashwini - Jan 15th, 2013 4:49 am #4
Ashwini	am having left ovarian cyst of 7.1 cm is it we cant under go pregancy and is it i take homeopathy for getting cure. Dear Ashwini I dont think that homeopathy treatment can cure your ovarian cyst. You should get laparoscopic ovarian cystectomy perform for your ovarian cyst. Chances of pregnancy will be more once you will get your ovarian cyst removed. With regards Sadhana
re: ovarian cyst problem by Neeraja - Apr 15th, 2013 3:32 am #5
Neeraja	I have ovarian cyst 5.2 cm. advice me what kind of treatment I should undergo for this. Initially wait and watch.
re: ovarian cyst problem by Neeraja - Apr 15th, 2013 3:37 am #6
Neeraja	I am 35 years old.I have left ovarian cyst I did PAP smear test result is normal and advice me.
re: ovarian cyst problem by vijayalakshmi - Sep 8th, 2014 12:09 pm #7
vijayalakshmi	my ultrasound shows 3 cysts measuring 2.6cm 1.6cm and 1.6 cm in left ovary and it is diagonised as ?endometrima kindly advise whether it is dangerous Dear Vijaylakshmi These cysts are small in size and can be just functional cysts. If you are suffering from severe dysmenorrhea than it can be endometriotic cysts. You please write about your age, marital status, no. of children if married and results of any ultrasound or MRI scan. further advice is possible on receiving this information. Thanks Dr J S Chowhan
re: ovarian cyst problem by Md. Jakaria - Nov 14th, 2015 10:17 pm #8
Md. Jakaria	Dear Madam I am Md. Jakaria, a graduate pharmacist from Chittagong, Bangladesh. Suddenly, my younger sister (14 years old and unmarried) faces pain in her lower abdomen. She has irregular menstruation. Now, a doctor assume that UTI and suggested that laboratory investigation, urine routine exam and ultra sonogram of lower abdomen. In results of microscopic examination of urine Pus cell: Present 2-3/hbf Epithelial cell: Present 1-3/ hbf But other parameters are normal. Results of 1st Ultra sonogram (CSCR diagnostic) Urinary bladder: normal Uterus: Just bulky There is ill-outlined mixed echogenic complex mass, somewhat lobulated in appearance, measuring approximately 54.5cm is seen at left adnexa might be of ovarian origin. Then I also done another Ultra sonogram (Chevron diagnostic) Results of second Ultra sonogram (CSCR diagnostic) Urinary bladder: normal Uterus: Normal There is ill-outlined mixed echogenic complex mass, somewhat lobulated in appearance, measuring approximately 4.794.22cm is seen at left adnexa might be of ovarian origin. Cul-de-sac: No free fluid collection is seen in Cul-de-sac. Comment: Suggestive of complex left adrenal mass-might be ovarian origin So, therefore, help me further information about this problem and solution. Regards Md. Jakaria Dear Md. Jakaria The complex ovarian mass may be due to endometriosis. You should get some other investigation done including CA 125 and MRI. If this cystic mass is persistent, Irregular, growing and symptomatic, then laparoscopic ovarian cystectomy should be the ideal treatment for her. With regard Nidhi
re: ovarian cyst problem by Aysha - Apr 30th, 2016 11:02 am #9
Aysha	meri age 27 h meri shadi ko 6month hone wale h meri shadi k bad mc 4 dec m hue uske bad 14 jan fir23 feb fir 3april fir 25 april hue dr ko dikhaya unhone ultrasound kraya usme uterus measures 7.2×3.4×3.3cm shows normal in shape & echotexture.no focal lesion seen. endometrial thickness measures 7.2mm Adenexa:-right ovary shows simple cyst measuring approx 3.9×3.1×2.7cm with no echoes/septation.left ovary is normal. dr ne precotion k liy yamini tablate di h or lyconutra syrup diya h or 3 months k bad dubara ultrasound k liy bola h plz tell me koi badi problum to ni h in future m pregnent to ho sakti hu na plz tell me mujhe bhut tention ho ri hai. Dear Aysha Aapko tension lene ki poi baat nahi hai kyoki aapka ultraound report ekdam sahi hai. Female ko harek majine cyst banta rahta hai jise follicular cyst kahte hain. Filled with fluid, follicular cysts are common in women of reproductive age. Follicular cysts are very rare in prepubescent girls or postmenopausal women. They should not be confused with more serious types of cysts that occur in the ovaries, including cysts from endometriosis or polycystic ovarian syndrome, or tumors. With regard Nidhi
re: ovarian cyst problem by Tania - Jul 5th, 2016 9:21 pm #10
Tania	I am Tania...My marriage already 7 years...still I don't have any baby.....I go see doctor ...they give test .....My result. Right ovary ( volume_20.8cc)average diameter 5to 7mm and left ovary (14.5cc) average diameter 4to 6 mm... Doctor give me 2 injection name is ..fsh..My period date 7 and 9...but improve 1 mm only...Doctor said it's not enough improvement And uterus (5.6*2.7cm)..... Dose I have any chance to become a mother....Please suggest me what should I need to do .....Please ....Thanks Dear Tania Your both the ovaries are bigger in size. The normal ovary size is 4.5 cc. It may be due to the ovarian cyst so you need to for the surgery. Laparoscopy surgery can be done for this. A ultrasound can be done which can confirmed you why your ovary size is increased. With Regards Dr Rahul
re: ovarian cyst problem by Tope - Oct 14th, 2017 4:41 pm #11
Tope	I have not been seeing my period for the past a year,ad have went to so many hospitals,and I was ask to go for ultrasound,so they discover that I have dermoid cyst and the size was 3.3cmx3.0cm,so I want to know maybe I can go for laparoscopy or surgically removed. Dear Tope The cyst can be removed by the laparoscopic surgery. Laparoscopic ovarian cystectomy can be done for the removal of the cyst.

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