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My sister just found out that she has a nodule on her uterus and a cyst on her ovaries she is in a lot of pain and she found out last year she has a cyst in her breast as big as a walnut she is 38 years old and a virgin what kind of treatment can they do. concern sister Cathy.
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187666 tn?1331173345
They'll have to either do an aspiration sample on the breast cyst or just remove it all together. The uterus and ovary will require at least a laparoscopy (a couple of small incisions in the abdomen so the doctor can look around inside). Do you know how large the cysts are in her uterus and ovary? Most doctors will want to remove ovarian cysts after they grow over 5 cm (about 2 inches) in size because if they burst it will hurt like crazy or the weight of one can cause the fallopian tube to twist.

They can't make any big decisions until they check it out more thoroughly. Some women are just prone to developing cysts and it's not always malignant. Let us know how things go for her and welcome to the community.
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194838 tn?1303428544
Hi , this is the ovarian cancer forum for women diagnosed or fighting ovarian cancer, Im afraid none  of us on here can answer what type of  treatment she will have  as we are not medical professionals . If you have any questions relating to ovarian cysts there is a very good forum where you will find a lot of information and some very nice ladies with experience of cysts who will try to help you .

Good luck  , Angie
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