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Recurring Cyst

Hi all,
   I'm hoping someone might be able to give me some advice.  This past Aug I had a 5cm and 8cm hemorachic (sp) cyst on my right ovary.  This all started once I had to come off of birth control due to a blot clotting disorder.  We tried Lupron, thinking it was from endometriosis, but on Spet 19 removed the cyst. This was after multiple trip s to the ER because it was twisting and untwisting on me.   Things were going ok and now less then 2 months later I am facing the same pain again on the same side.  How common is it to have cysts this large grow back this soon?  Is surgery the only option? I know a couple of doctors told me having children would help, is this true?  Any help would be greatly appreciated!
THANKS!
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Thanks for the advice. I am already seeing a hemologist. I have low protien C and a mutation in the MTTHR gene. I actually clot to much and that is why they took me off of BCP. I was seeing a neurologist for severe migraines and a mini-stroke. When they ran a bunch of blood work. that's when they found out about the blood clotting and took me off of BCP and the cysts began.  My current gyn has put me on a progesterone only pill hoping this will regulate some of the cysts.  Unfort. it has not.  I know I will already have a complicated pregnancy (blood thinners, etc) I just need to try to get back to a some what normal lifestyle again and the pain currently is not letting me.  Is surgery the only way to take care of these cysts, or is there any natural way?
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hi There,
If you have a blood clotting problem, you need to see a hematologist if you are not already seeing one. you may develop bleeding after ovulation and if you cannot clot, you will get a large blood clot in the ovary that looks like a cyst on ultrasound. it makes sense to stay on birth control pills to suppress ovulation. however, you need advice and follow up by a hematologist for the bleeding problem.
I do not think getting pregnant will help this. You might have other bleeding problems in pregnancy.
take care
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