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Ovarian Cyst

Discussion in 'All Categories' started by Cyllen Villaflores - Jan 2nd, 2012 1:01 pm.
Cyllen Villaflores	Hello My name is Cyllen Villaflores. I am 22 years old and I live in Cebu, Philippines. I have an ovarian cyst measuring 15 cm and it is growing bigger. It is my second time to have this illness. I have undergone open surgery and my doctor said it is now okay but he was wrong. When I had discover I have an ovarian cyst my doctor said to me to undergo open surgery and take away my ovary and uterus. I am already traumatized about what happened. I still want to have a baby in the near future. Do you have any recommendations? I am also on a low financial budget. Please help me.
re: Ovarian Cyst by Dr M.K. Gupta - Jan 2nd, 2012 10:50 pm #1
Dr M.K. Gupta	Dear Cyllen Villaflores In our opinion you should get laparoscopic ovarian cystectomy done. At this age of 22 years you should not go for hysterectomy. One advantage of laparoscopic cystectomy is that the incisions are smaller (1/2 inch) and much less uncomfortable than that of Laparotomy. So people are able to resume normal activity in about 2 weeks. So Laparoscopic cystectomy has many advantages like : * Less postoperative pain * May shorten hospital stay * May result in a quicker return to bowel function * Quicker return to normal activity * Better cosmetic results However, the surgeon must be experienced in the procedure before these benefits can be seen or else complications may occur. Disadvantages include a possible longer operating time (depends on how much of the operation is performed laparoscopically), higher costs and an increased risk of damage to the urinary tract. We can perform this surgery at our hospital and it will cost you 1,000 USD only. With regards M.K. Gupta
re: Ovarian Cyst by hireacleanin - Jan 5th, 2012 12:41 am #2
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re: Ovarian Cyst by fida - May 6th, 2012 11:07 am #3
fida	my wife has 50mm Ovarian Cysts.is it dengrous..? is it become cancer..?she is 39 years old.what should have to do..?
re: Ovarian Cyst by Antonette - Jun 20th, 2012 1:48 pm #4
Antonette	Hi! I am 24 years old and a mother of one .Last week only I came to know that I have an ovarian cyst which is 5cm in size in my right ovary.I just want to know that how much it will cost for Laproscopy Surgery ?? and how many days it will take to recover to go back to work ??
re: Ovarian Cyst by analou - Dec 8th, 2012 11:18 am #5
analou	Hi I'm Analou 20 years old I live in Cebu City i have ovarian Cyst. I was in the hospital and they ask me 150 k which is very expensive for a working student like me. i wanna ask some advice if what is the best thing to do..my cyst measurement is 2.94.. thank you That much small cyst may not be necessary to remove. However you want to get it operated free then you can get is performed at World Laparoscopy Hospital. Many of those who take advantage of the program have suffered for years with ailments such as hernias and gall bladder diseases and ovarian cyst.
re: Ovarian Cyst by joy - Aug 27th, 2013 7:19 am #6
joy	I'm 48 yrs old from Cebu and I have myoma at around 8 cm. My OB-Gyne advised me to undergo total hysterectomy but I can imagine myself to be under knife again since my two sons are all CS. Is there laparoscopic hysterectomy here in cebu and how much? thank you & God Bless. Dear Mrs Joy Laparoscopic Hysterectomy is a safe procedure with faster recovery and minimal pain. I think you should go for it. In Cebu also we think there should must be facility for it. With regard Sadhana
re: Ovarian Cyst by ma. theresa pastor - Sep 10th, 2013 12:13 am #7
ma. theresa pastor	Hello, I have sister who has ovarian cyst and its 30cm. Her ovary makes her painful, and the doc. Said she need to undergo operation as soon as possible,,, I want to know how much should we spend and what hospital and place, please answer me back. God bless. Dear Pastor Laparoscopic Ovarian Cystectomy is a good option for your sister in skilled hand. However before doing laparoscopic surgery CA 125 is necessary to rule out malignancy. You can get this done at any good hospital of Minimal Access Surgery Including World Laparoscopy Hospital. You need to spend only one day in hospital. With regard Sadhana
re: Ovarian Cyst by Lyn Mijares - Jul 11th, 2014 9:46 pm #8
Lyn Mijares	Mam/ sir I would like to ask where is your hospital located.? I would like to ask for laparoscopic myomectomy, I was diagnosed of having a myoma about a size of an apple. I'm afraid of removing any if my reproductive organs. Please help me and give me some advice. Thanks and more power to you Dear Lyn Mijares Our hospital is located at DLF Phase II, Cyber City, Gurgaon, Haryana, India, Pin 122002. In Laparoscopic Myomectomy only the Myoma is removed. Other reproductive organs are not even touched and there is no question of their removal. You may send the scanned copies of your ultrasound / MRI scan for further advise. Thanks With Regards Dr J S chowhan
re: Ovarian Cyst by Mita - Aug 13th, 2014 4:13 am #9
Mita	Hi dr i have cyst in my left ovary and the size is 50 mm but this is the simple cyst ,now i have pain in my abdomen , I'm 20 years old please answer me !} Dear Mita The treatment of simple ovarian cyst is regular followup with ultrasonography and CA 125 estimation. If the cyst shows evidence of rapid increase in size or pain in the abdomen caused by the torsion of the ovary then diagnostic laparoscopy with ovarian cystectomy is done. Thanks With Regards Dr J S Chowhan
re: Ovarian Cyst by RAJAT ARYA - Mar 30th, 2015 12:53 am #10
RAJAT ARYA	sir meri sister ki age 26 year hai sonography ke bad pata chal ki 14.9 ka ovary me mass hai to ab kya kre ..... mob 8808101060 Dear Rajat Arya, You have not mentioned the size and nature of the ovarian mass. If it is simple small cyst nothing is required to do, with regards Nidhi
re: Ovarian Cyst by Dilip - May 2nd, 2016 12:09 pm #11
Dilip	My mom is 43 years old she's is not keeping wel Bcoz she has less blood count and when she has periods a lot of blood is flowed off and doctor suggested to do a Merina insulation and dat Merina also came off while she was passing urine and now doctor has suggested to undergo a Laparoscopy so is it safe and how much would it cost in Banglore
re: Ovarian Cyst by Lee Bautista - Aug 28th, 2016 9:34 am #12
Lee Bautista	Greetings! I went for healthscreening around May 2016 and the result of my CA 125 is 39. My doctor advised me to see a gynecological for further check up. When I went for check up my doctor did an ultrasound and she found a 6 cm cyst. The doctor said I need to go for surgery to get it removed. Should I really need to go for surgery? Can a medication make that cyst disolve? Is the size that alarming given my CA 125 is not that high? If really need to remove through surgery, do I need to do the surgery as soon as possible? or can it be delay for another year? Dear lee Your cyst size is not that big. I need to know your age and your obstetric history for the further planning of your treatment. You can go for the surgery if the cyst ha started creating a problem as most of the cyst are symptom less. If it goes on increasing it can affect your fertility so you need to take care of the size. Going for the surgery will be better as sooner or latter it is going to create a problem, so why not get rid of it in its initial stage then waiting it to increase in size. Ovarian Cystectomy can be performed for this. with Regards Dr Rahul
re: Ovarian Cyst by savitri roy - Aug 28th, 2016 12:31 pm #13
savitri roy	Hi i m 48 years old. I am also facing same problem of ovarian cyst with 11.4cm but it having thickness of 3mm echogenic smooth wall measuring. I have 4 surgery done before for another reason. sir plz suggest me what to do? Dear Savitri As your cyst size is big you need to go for the surgery for this. For this you can go for ovarian cystectomy. Ovarian Cystectomy is a surgical excision of an ovarian cyst. Ovarian cysts are small fluid-filled sacs that develop on the ovaries. Ovaries are the almond shaped organs located one on each side of the uterus. Once a month, during your menstrual cycle, a follicle forms on your ovary. A follicle is a fluid filled sac that contains an egg. Usually a follicle release mature egg from your ovary (ovulation). In some cases, if the follicle fails to rupture and release an egg, the fluid stays in the follicle and forms a cyst. This is called an ovarian cyst. Individuals with ovarian cysts often do not experience any however some women may experience pressure, swelling, pain in the abdomen, pain during intercourse and abnormal or unusually painful periods
re: Ovarian Cyst by Jenovesa manuel - Nov 30th, 2016 2:48 pm #14
Jenovesa manuel	Hi! My name is jen I'm 35 I was diagnosed with an endometrial cyst in my left ovary with a size of 4.8x5.3x3.5cm. I was ask to have another ultrasound by my doctor but since I need to be back in HK for my work I was not able to go for my second ultrasound. With my situation and the size of my cyst. Can the doctor recomend me to remove my cyst? Or should I say can I undergo laparoscopic procedure to remove my cyst? Thanks and hoping for your response. Dear Jen You have mention about your age but didn't mention about your marriage history, The cyst can be removed by the laparoscopic surgery. Yes you can go for the surgery as it stop the further the damage to the ovary. Laparoscopic ovarian cystectomy can be done.
re: Ovarian Cyst by JP Acusa - Aug 22nd, 2018 6:44 pm #15
JP Acusa	Hi! I just want to consult if laparoscopy is possible for right ovarian cyst measuring 5.34×4.71x4.48cm in Ultrasound and 49x32x36mm in CT scan. her CA125 level is 41.7. can you give your insight about this case. Thank you! Reply: Dear Maidam/ Sir Yes it is very much posssible to do laparoscopic ovarian cystectomy. CA125 is slightly higher, but it rises in endometrial cyst.However before surgery repeat CA125 level may be done. Thanks Dr J S Chowhan

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