Bilateral ovarian cysts treatment
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The final diagnosis is Bilateral complex cystic adnexal masses secondary to bilateral ovarian remnant syndrome. Left ovarian cyst adenoma. Extensive pelvic adhesions. The procedure was Exploratory laparotomy with resection of bilateral adnexal masses, extensive lysis of adhesions, bilateral ureterolysis with retroperitoneal dissection. Cystoscopy and stent insurtion bilaterally. The pathology report reports A.
When the follicles are forming small cysts may be present in the normal ovary. These ovarian cysts which start during the normal function of menstrual cycle are called functional cysts which are of two types follicular cyst and corpus luteal cyst. Most of these cysts are harmless and disappear over a period of time. They are usually asymptomatic. In few patients cysts may cause menstrual irregularities, pelvic pain. In such cases medical help should be sought.
Later on it was discovered that I also have bilateral ovarian cyst. My CA 125 which showed very level at beginning has now come to normal level.
In August, 2008 I have undergone laparoscopy for pelvic endometriosis with bilateral ovarian cyst.I have a left tubnal block too. I am trying for pregnancy since my marriage. I have been kept under follicular studies for last 2 month. This time I had a development of right follicle which were indicating a good sign for my being pregnant.
Bilateral Ovarian Endometriotic cyst means you have chocolate cysts in both of your ovaries which is a sign of Endometriosis. I have heard before that if you have Endometriotic cysts it could mean that you have deep infiltrating endometriosis. Have you ever been told you have Endometriosis? Do you have pain during sex? Periods? Bowel movements ? etc?
hetrogenous myometrial texture means it is possible that you have Adenomyosis as your uterus is not its natural form. Do you have heavy bleeding?
Left adnexa shows similar lesion with eccentric ovarian paranchyme. Bilateral ovarian dermoid cyst. The ovarian parenchyma noted peripheral to the cysts shows preserved echoes and few fillicles. “
Uterus measures 80x42x37 mm and is normal in size. Anteverted. Endometrium is normal and measures 13.2 mm. Myometrial echoes are normal. No facal lesions are seen.
Please suggest me the treatment plan. What I have to do? Will the dermoid cyst cause cancer? Cyst size is large.
It is possible to ovulate with these cysts and majority of unilateral and bilateral ovarian cysts will disappear on their own within a few months .Monitoring the cysts or prescription of painkillers is the only treatment. For more queries and assistance clinical examination and work up may be necessary. Visit a gynecologist. I hope it helps.
Best luck and regards!
My doctor started me on the nuva ring in hopes that it would help with the pain from bilateral ovarian simple cysts that measure 5cm and 4.2 cm. If anyone has experience with this type of treatment please respond to the following questions. Does birth control help with the pain from ovarian cysts? Does using birth control help ressolve the existing cysts? How long does it take for birth control to show progress in pain and resolution of ovarian cysts?
i am really worried my mum is 57 and just recieved a letter saying that she has bilateral ovarian cysts, she cant see a doctor just yet until her appointment which is a couple of weeks away, can you please tell me should we be worried about this and is it cancer, anything you can tell us would be so much appreciated, thank you
ve had several ultrasounds and all of my u/s reports are confusing. First u/s showed bilateral ovarian cysts. Second u/s showed endometrium thickness of 9mm with bilateral ovarian cysts, hyperplasia, polyp, or even carcinoma, cervical nabothian cyst, etc.,.....after depo shot was given, the next u/s showed 7mm fibroid inside uterus, endometrium 3mm. Later, I could no longer tolerate depo shot after 6 months, due to huge red painful bruises that developed in my thighs and legs.
They were able to do an ultasund and stated that I have bilateral ovarian cysts. They appear simple in nature, will a small amount of fluid in the cul-de-sac. The right cyst is 3cm and the left is 4.5 cm in size. Is the size of these cysts concerning considering that my Gyn stated that there were no cysts on 4/29 during the lap procedure? Should I be concerned about these cysts representing something more than simple cysts? Thank you for your time.
Limama - Ovarian cysts are almost always benign / non-cancerous. And most go away on their own in a few months or so, no treatment needed. Unfortunately, when they don't go away and get too large, surgery is typically needed. But you should NOT need to lose your ovary IF you have a surgeon with good cystectomy (cyst removal) skills. We need our ovaries and uterus our whole lives.
should i request certain tests or go with the wait and see option? my understanding is also that bilateral cysts are fairly uncommon and genetic, does this have any relation to the BRCA gene?
I would appreciate any help you can give me on what direction I should go next and a realistic idea of the importance of this issue. (I don't know if my dr.
Complex cystic masses as described probably due to bilateral ovarian dermoid. the cysts on the right may represent a single mass with loculation and lobulated contour.
can this be remove through laparoscopy? my dr. said i will have an exploratory lap/open surgery.. I still have doubts regarding this operation and i am scheduled for next week.
By the way any preparation i should do before the surgery?
Your advise and opinions are highly appreciated...
and it will explain a great deal about ovarian cysts .. The usual course of treatment is to monitor them .. usuall 3-4 mos. to see if they have resolved themselves or grown . In which case there are simple ways to surgically remove them if they are troublesome. By the way, those cysts are really quite small.
Try not to worry and check out the "Health Pages" .. (and since you are so recently dx.
She started me on a serious dose of anti-biotics until she could review all the scans. Today she said I have bilateral complex cysts, blood in my tummy and some free flowing complex fluid. I've been on bed rest since Sunday and will stay in bed until I go back to her next Wednesday to 're-evaluate' ... I'm really aggravated that I didn't ask more questions.
Since my gyno continues to tell me my gas, bloating, constant BMs and lower left-sided pelvic pain is NOT related to my ovarian cysts, she sent me to a gastroenterologist. I had a CT scan yesterday that only showed my IUD and "bilateral prominent ovaries". I briefly spoke with the GI doctor who said this could be due to my menstrual cycle. Since having the IUD, I have not had a period now in over a year. And he did say "prominent" meant "enlarged". So.....
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