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dermoid cyst
hai all...my age is 25 nd married...my gyno found tat i had cyst on right ovary when i complained abt right pelvic pain...i have been through ultrasound 5 times..they said it is becoming smaller...its size at present is 6cm...i want to get pregnant...is it advisable to get surgery for future complications???please advice me..im in desperate need
Omg! He didn't clean the endometriosis up? He didn't even perform a laporoscopy? Oh I would sue.
My gyno recommended surgery nd I had surgery on nov 3rd..he did abdomen incision about 8 cm.when he opened my stomach he found it is endometriosis.he is not prepared for tat nd simply closed it..whats my future now??can I sue the doctor for doing this to me???
You can get pregnant with a dermoid, I did however there is a greater possibility of the cyst twisting your ovary or rupturing....your better off removing it via laparoscopy before you get pregnant, before it gets bigger and possibly causing damage to your ovary...99 percent are benign however it's something that just doesn't belong there...and my advice is to speak to several surgeons I found many have different techniques or skills..,,find someone who has enough skill to save your ovary...my doctor performed a lap via robotics which enabled him to save 100% of my ovary and mine was 8cm...good luck and god bless deb
What has your gyno reckomeded? How long have you had the cyst for and are you still in pain? Any other details, what type of cyst do you have, any blood results?
If the cyst is getting smaller, there is a good chance it will resolve itself completely and you will hopefully not have future problems with other cysts. I dont think unnessesary surgery would be wise.
If the cyst was getting bigger or if it has solids in it, surgery would probably be adviced.
Your ovaries make cysts every month as part of your cycle, you cant really prevent them. They normally dont cause problems.
Fertility is normally not a problem with cysts.
If the cyst is getting smaller, there is a good chance it will resolve itself completely and you will hopefully not have future problems with other cysts. I dont think unnessesary surgery would be wise.
If the cyst was getting bigger or if it has solids in it, surgery would probably be adviced.
Your ovaries make cysts every month as part of your cycle, you cant really prevent them. They normally dont cause problems.
Fertility is normally not a problem with cysts.
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