Ovarian Cyst: Its Symptoms, Diagnosis, Causes and Treatment

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✅Call us to book Appointment @ +91 8906082082 Dr Sweta Gupta (Clinical Director, Medicover Fertility) explaining Ovarian Cyst, its Symptoms, Diagnosis, Causes and Treatment

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Q) What are Ovarian Cysts? 0:23

A) An ovarian cyst is a large fluid sac that can develop within or on an ovary. It can be simple, which means thin walled filled with fluid or can be complex that it is may contain thick fluid, blood or solid areas.

Q) How common are Ovarian Cysts? 0:44

A) Ovarian Cyst is very common. Most women are unaware that they are often without any symptom and disappear spontaneously with time. But 1 in 10 women may need surgery at some point in their lives.

Q) What are the Symptoms? 1:03

A) They are often asymptomatic and found
• incidentally during physical examination by Gynaecologist, or
• when a patient shows some symptoms like nausea, vomiting, pain in the abdomen, pelvis, lower back, thigh, and unusual bleeding.

Q) How are Ovarian Cysts Diagnosed? 1:23

A) As said they are usually diagnosed by
• a physical examination by a gynaecologist
• imaging studies
• a pelvic ultrasound or an MRI

Q) What are the Causes of Ovarian Cyst? 1:37

A) The most common causes of ovarian cysts are
• Hormonal problem – Hormonal Problems as seen in Polycystic Ovarian Disease.
• Endometriosis – In women who have endometriosis they can develop a cyst filled with blood called endometrioma.
• Pregnancy – In early pregnancy, a small ovarian cyst called a corpus luteal cyst normally develops to support the pregnancy until the placenta forms.
• Severe pelvic infections – In case of severe pelvic infections it can spread to the ovaries and fallopian tubes and cause cysts to form.

Q) Can Ovarian Cyst affect Fertility? 2:10

A) Not all ovarian cysts affect fertility. Some cysts that become very large and require treatment by surgery or medications can affect fertility. Polycystic ovaries and endometrioma are known to affect fertility.

Q) Can Ovarian Cyst cause Cancer? 2:29

A) Yes, rarely ovarian cysts can be cancerous. The risk increases with age. Post-menopausal women with ovarian cysts have a higher risk of developing ovarian cancer.

Q) What are the Treatments of Ovarian Cysts? 2:47

A) The treatment option is dependent on the patient’s age, their fertility status, symptoms and how large the cyst is. Treatment can be conservative or medical in which patient is told to wait and watch as the majority of cysts disappear on their own. In case of larger cysts or symptomatic like pain during periods or in cases of twisting of the ovary then surgical removal of the cyst is recommended. Complex cyst usually requires further evaluation and surgical removal may be needed.

Q) Why come to Medicover Fertility for the treatment of Ovarian Cyst? 3:27

A) Medicover Fertility is a clinic with International standards and high success rate that uses advanced fertility treatments and enable couples with severe infertility problems to successfully conceive.
As we know that all ovarian cysts do not cause infertility. Some cysts tend to go on their own and some can be managed through medications. But a cause like the polycystic ovary syndrome, endometrioma, and some ovarian tumour a patient should see a doctor sooner as it may reduce fertility if left untreated, in fact, a further plan of fertility treatment should be timely discussed. In cases where they are looking for pregnancy, we treat these patients with the individualistic treatment plan. In some cases where the patient have been trying for a long time or have some other factors causing infertility, we at Medicover can maximise their chance of fertility by IVF technology.
In some cases of a complex cyst, we have a team of doctors who have vast experience and have had advanced training in performing minimally invasive surgery that is laparoscopy for the removal of these complicated cysts.

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I have major operation of this giant ovarian cyst on nov 2019...that was was was scary moment for me.🥺🥺.for those out there hv facing this ovarian cyst...do not afraid...the longest u keep it...it will probably bcome cancerous....especially for menopause..PRAISE THE LORD..I can do it...GOD BLESS US...stay safe stay health....just sharing🙏🙏🤝🤝🇲🇾🇲🇾

langlegacy
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Is yolk sac tumor of ovary also a cancer? Does it affect the fertility?

spacecowboy
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Ma'am does ovary cyst cause frequent urination

anushkasingh
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Hi ma'am.. I have chocolate cysts more often.. These are formed almost after every 8-9 months. Once i removed it by surgery almost 4 years ago.. But now i just use medicine to get rid of it.. I want to conceive from last 2.5 years. But never succeed.. Still a chocolate cyst is formed in my left ovary of about 44 mm in size.. Please guide me what should i do to get rid of it and to conceive..

fajarmalik
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I got pregnant on Feb 2022. And i ovarian unilocular cyst less than 5mm.
After 45 days i got miscarriage .
I had heavy bleeding from cervix, but my os closed.
What is reason of loss...

shrienmadhankumar
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A really helpful and easy to understand video ma'am. thank you so much

straykidsnot-straightkids
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Is 3-8mm of cyst in ovary is dangerous..?? Do we need to do surgery

shristiburathoki
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Hi mam my daughter is 15 years.. She was having bleeding during one month.... When ultrasound was done Ovaries cysts... Please suggest what to do... Doctor has given 21 days course medicine.... Is this only treatment for this or any other please please suggest....

sanjaykumarsingh
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Endometriosis cysts ke bad pregnancy ho sakte h? Please reply

anayaabbasi
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Thank you so much! I went to the hospital &’ they just told me I have a cyst on my right ovary. Didn’t go into further detail or nothing. So I really appreciate you 💕

neshaamitchell
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I just ad a surgery and healing at home . It’s been 24 hrs after my surgery. When do I take the dressing off?

milliehummel
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madam 4 month pehla maina ultrasound kia tha toh mujhy right overian cholate cyst thi 10.2×8.2cm or abh 4 month bad ultrasound repeat karwaya hai toh abhi right overy mai hemorrhagic cyst hai toh yah converte bhi hoti hai kya and size b change hai 9.5x5.3×8.9cm hai plz batae hai plzzz reply

queenprincezinpk
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My left ovary cannot be found in my ultrasound. Should I be concerned?

karlenemuir
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What is the best food do we need to eat

asmitapokhrel
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What is haemoragic ovarian cyst ma'am.. is it normal?? Can minimal fluid in the pelvic region be caused by ovarian cyst??

sakshijaiswal
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Mom i have 4cm cyst in right ovary and 7cm cyst in left ovary is it complicate?

shijijoseph
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Thank you for this information I have an ovarian cyst, it's not painful but I feel my stomach is bloated since I woke up today and I don't know what type or size bc I haven't been to the hospital, I called the number on your video but the receiver said she's not the right person to talk to, I would like you to prescribe drugs for me bc I saw online that I could use antibiotics but I don't know which one to use. Please your feedback will be very much appreciated

estelledosu
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After Syst surgery, any chances for cancer?

Nazzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
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I get ovarian cysts quite often. Mine are always painful && have had me end up in the hospital with morphine (gives you a picture of how painful it is) My gyno is amazing && she has me come in every 4-6 weeks to monitor them but she refuses to do surgery since it’s not big enough according to her. She also prescribed be basic pain meds but they never work. Is there anything I can do or buy to avoid the pain? Thank you in advance!

Nikkolina