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Ovarian cysts in 13-yr old granddaughter
My grand daughter was just diagnosed with ovarian cysts. I am just looking for information and insight from experience of others. I am wondering if such cysts might be related at all to diabetes (not diagnosed, but maybe in a pre-diabetic situation). An MRI has been done and medicine has been given so doctors can determine if surgery will be required. She has been told that she may not be able to get pregnant in the future if she has surgery. Much to think about. Much to pray about.
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has she already started her period?
most ovarian cyst are benign 90% which is a really good thing
also if talk ti her surgeon about possiblities of saving her ovaries even if only one of them
some cyst special simple
cyst resolves on their own thats why some doctors wait for 3 months and give pills
i had surgery last septbr to take out a fluid filled cyst on my right ovary it was 7.5cm it was benign thanks to God
has she already started her period?
most ovarian cyst are benign 90% which is a really good thing
also if talk ti her surgeon about possiblities of saving her ovaries even if only one of them
some cyst special simple
cyst resolves on their own thats why some doctors wait for 3 months and give pills
i had surgery last septbr to take out a fluid filled cyst on my right ovary it was 7.5cm it was benign thanks to God
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