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anechoic cysts
what its the basis treatment for anechoic cysts
this is the results of my ultrasound it is my first time
this is the results of my ultrasound it is my first time
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Alexafranco - Do you possibly have Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)? If so, your ovaries will continue to produce cysts which do not need to be surgically removed. If these are not PCOS cysts and require removal, hopefully your surgeon is removing just the cysts since we need our ovaries (and uterus) our whole lives for good health.
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My wife have approx 17+14+12 cm = 1636 cc volume sized anechoic cystic lesion seen in midline of pelvis and right adnexa and adjacent to right ovary and reaching up to umbilicus
As per doctor
Age 18 years one month ago just married
Doctor sayd for operations but we don't want to do operations pls advice us
My wife have approx 17+14+12 cm = 1636 cc volume sized anechoic cystic lesion seen in midline of pelvis and right adnexa and adjacent to right ovary and reaching up to umbilicus
As per doctor
Age 18 years one month ago just married
Doctor sayd for operations but we don't want to do operations pls advice us
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I have enlarged ovaries with cysts...both ovaries...what can I expect at the surgeon's visit?
Anechoic is a term used in ultrasound and it means that your cysts did not have internal echoes during your exam. Ultrasound uses sound waves. The fact that yours are anechoic is a great sign and means they are simple cysts (fluid filled).
Malignant and worrisome cysts are complex (have solid parts) and they appear hypoechoic (mild to moderate echoes) or hyperechoic (very strong echoes) on an ultrasound. The solid parts in a mass produce echoes and cancer produces solid parts. Even if you are told you have a complex cyst with internal echoes, odds are with you that it is benign. There are many benign complex cysts. But, they do warrant closer follow-up to be sure there is not a concern.
The size of your cyst is also important...even for simple cysts. Usually when cysts reach 5cm or larger, the doctor will consider surgical intervention. But, most will go away on their own in a few months. Birth control pills are sometimes prescribed to help them go away sooner.
Also, if you have multiple cysts, you may have an underlying condition like PCOS or endometriosis. I hope yours clears soon!
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Shelly
Malignant and worrisome cysts are complex (have solid parts) and they appear hypoechoic (mild to moderate echoes) or hyperechoic (very strong echoes) on an ultrasound. The solid parts in a mass produce echoes and cancer produces solid parts. Even if you are told you have a complex cyst with internal echoes, odds are with you that it is benign. There are many benign complex cysts. But, they do warrant closer follow-up to be sure there is not a concern.
The size of your cyst is also important...even for simple cysts. Usually when cysts reach 5cm or larger, the doctor will consider surgical intervention. But, most will go away on their own in a few months. Birth control pills are sometimes prescribed to help them go away sooner.
Also, if you have multiple cysts, you may have an underlying condition like PCOS or endometriosis. I hope yours clears soon!
Welcome the forum!
Shelly
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I&#39 I'm 23 years old,Both ovaries have multiple peripherally located anechoic cysts, measuring 1.0cm each and 12 follicles per scan field. The impression of my Ob gyn is polycystic ovaries and Endometrium suggestive of proloferative phase. Please give me some advised. I need more help. Thank you in advance
PCOS is associated with anechoic ovarian cysts in a "strand of pearls" pattern. And the infrequent periods that are typical of PCOS cause the lining to build up / proliferate. Contraceptives or occasional use of a progestin may be necessary to thin out your lining.
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