hemorrhagic cyst of 12 cm in right ovary
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hemorrhagic cyst of 12 cm in right ovary. 12 weeks pregnancy. acute pain 2 weeks back now back to normal as m not feeling any pain. Please suggest if need to wait for it to go by itself or should go under laproscopy. Does it also have any after effects on the baby or mother health. Please advice Thanks |
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re: hemorrhagic cyst of 12 cm in right ovary
by Dr Sadhana -
Jun 22nd, 2011
12:50 pm
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Dear Amit Growths of ovarian cysts aren't that unusual during pregnancy, affecting about One in 1,000 women that are pregnant. Most ovarian masses discovered during pregnancy are harmless. Ultrasound examination is a good idea in identifying if a bulk is actually harmless or cancerous, however it cannot do therefore along with 100 percent guarantee. In the event that ultrasound examination implies that the actual bulk is purely fluid-filled, with out septation or even thick walls, it is usually benign. The issue with large, even harmless, growths of ovarian cyst is that while pregnant if they may rupture or even torse. Either of these occasions results in substantial pain with regard to mother and also the possibility of miscarriage or preterm labor and shipping for that baby. Large more than 6-8cm cystic ovarian growths are usually removed operatively if they don't decrease in dimension automatically over the course of a few weeks. In pregnancy, the best time to use is in the second trimester, ideally around 14-16 weeks. From time to time, the cysts may be dealt with via laparoscopy, however large cysts often require a large, open up incision. You can go for laparoscopic removal of this cyst. Laparoscopy will offer you faster recovery. Laparoscopy is safe also during pregnancy. We are specialized in these types of surgery and we can remove youyr ovarian cyst without opening your abdomen by entering inside with palmer's point. There are many advantages of laparoscopy in the pregnant patient including: decreased fetal respiratory depression due to diminished postoperative narcotic requirements, lower risk of wound complications, diminished postoperative maternal hypoventilation, shorter hospital stays, and decreased risk of thromboembolic events. The improved visualization in laparoscopy may reduce the risk of uterine irritability by decreasing the need for uterine manipulation. Decreased uterine irritability results in lower rates of spontaneous abortion and preterm delivery With regards Sadhana |
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re: hemorrhagic cyst of 12 cm in right ovary
by Kaleigh -
Jul 26th, 2011
6:01 am
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Full of salient points. Don't stop bleiveing or writing! |
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re: hemorrhagic cyst of 12 cm in right ovary
by RuLd -
Dec 17th, 2012
6:18 pm
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Is the recovery from paatirl laparoscopic hysterectomy, as bad as the excruciating pain of the fibroids? My periods are debilitating and literally as hardcore as child birth (vicodin or percocet with 600 mg of ibuprofin barely take the edge off) for 3 days out of the month, due to 3 large fibroids, inside my uterus (didn't know birth control pills were making them bigger, while controlling period ) So my question is, can my recovery be any WORSE than what I've been suffering monthly? I had a c section and was on vacation in a week, so does recovery compare to that in your opinion? Been off work leading up to surgery in days..I'm not sleeping and stressing a bit.. 3 Epidurals didn't work on me,during childbirth. vicodin makes me vomit and percocet, I have to be flat in the bed or I vomit too. So any info you have would be really reassuring thanksdoc/surgeon just gives generic answers, I'd like specific stories, but I probably won't get them..oh well, I'm a quick healer and I really don't think it could get any worse, at least it's only my uterus otherwise I'd be kicking and screaming..Thanks Danger, that's very sweet.. I appreciate that, yes pain was pretty much my determining factor to go under the knife, sick of it who knew my birth control all these years was causing them to grow.. lovely docs |