Question 1

simple appearing ovarian cyst on the right measuring 19 x 19 by 20 mm. small follicle in the left. what does this mean. ?

Accepted Answer

Ovarian Follicles: Ovarian follicles especially small one are normal and should raise no concern.  Ovarians make follicular cysts and luteal cysts which are normal.

Question 2

day 10 of cycle right ovary is 2.2 l x 1.38h x 2.24w left ovary 3.87l x 2.01h x 4 w with 7 mm dermoid appearing cyst and a1.8 x 1.5 x 1.99 simple cyst is my left ovary considered enlarged and should i worry this is ovarian cancer?

Accepted Answer

Pcos: She should get tested for poly cystic ovarian syndrome, which can cause weight gain and facial hair.

Question 3

my 13 weeks scan showed have a simple ovarian cyst with size of 30 mm.is that pcos problem?causes simple ovarian cyst? is simple ovarian cyst&pcos same?

Accepted Answer

PCOS: Pcos stands for polycystic ovarian syndrome. This is one of the most common endocrine disorders in women. Women w pcos have abnormalities with the metabolism of androgens & estrogen. The tipical appearance of ovaries on ultrasound are prominent with multiple small follicular cyst.  Clinical findings; menstrual disorders, infertility, hirsutism, obesity, diabetes, metabolic synd. " extensive topic".

Question 4

can simple ovarian cyst 3.8 mm cause a very heavy period?i'm soaking through pads every hour w/ severe cramping 9 days.i also have an enlarged uterus

Accepted Answer

Uterus not ovary: The enlarged uterus is the more likely source of the 9 days of heavy bleeding from fibroids or other growths rather than the ovary. Have a GYN MD investigate that issue more thoroughly.

Question 5

how likely is it that a simple ovarian changes into a complex cyst?

Accepted Answer

Not likely: "A simple ovarian cyst and a complex ovarian cyst" are sonographic diagnoses based on some criteria to describe what is visualized  on a scan.  Simple cysts are usually considered transient and benign structures that tend to resolve spontaneously.  Many/most complex cysts require further investigation to rule out or confirm an ovarian malignancy. A change from simple to complex seems very unlikely

Question 6

what is the best treatment for an ovarian simple cyst?

Accepted Answer

Watchful waiting: Wat in many cases you can wait and be re-examined to see if the cyst goes away on its own within a few months. This is typically an option  regardless of your age  if you have no symptoms and an ultrasound shows you have a small, fluid-filled cyst. Your doctor will likely recommend that you get follow-up pelvic ultrasounds at periodic intervals to see if your cyst has changed in size.

Question 7

what does it mean simple ovarian cyst

Accepted Answer

Benign: A simple cyst is usually silent and can disappear on its own. You may visit this site for information.
https://medlineplus.gov/ency/article/001504.htm
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Question 8

can you tell me what a simple ovarian cyst is?

Accepted Answer

OK: The definition of simple ovarian cyst is in comparison with complex cyst. Simple cyst is diagnosed with ultrasound, you will see a cystic structure in the ovary with echo-lucent (very clear). Very oftern, it is a non-ovulated follicle. It will disappear naturally without treatment. The complex cyst, on the other hand, with echogenic area inside of the cyst, needs further investigation.

Question 9

is it normal to have a simple ovarian cyst for 2 years? it hasnt gone away but it is 3.9cm?

Accepted Answer

: If the skilled radiologist is certain that the cyst is benign it can continued to be monitored. However many still advocate removing them to avoid things like rupture, torsion or morphing into a malignancy. Your gynecologist is best to advise you.

Question 10

what medication do i need for a simple ovarian cyst of 3cm by 3cm? can it just go on its own or should i take something?

Accepted Answer

Ovarian cyst: Yes, simple ovarian cyst can resolve on its own, however it is prudent to use a trial of birth control pill. The pelvic ultrasound can be repeated after six months on the bcp. If on the other hand you start experiencing pelvic pain, a trip to your doctor will be prudent for reevaluation. Goodluck.

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Simple appearing ovarian cyst on the right measuring 19 x 19 by 20 mm. small follicle in the left. what does this mean. ?

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Day 10 of cycle right ovary is 2.2 l x 1.38h x 2.24w left ovary 3.87l x 2.01h x 4 w with 7 mm dermoid appearing cyst and a1.8 x 1.5 x 1.99 simple cyst is my left ovary considered enlarged and should i worry this is ovarian cancer?

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My 13 weeks scan showed have a simple ovarian cyst with size of 30 mm.is that pcos problem?causes simple ovarian cyst? is simple ovarian cyst&pcos same?

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Can simple ovarian cyst 3.8 mm cause a very heavy period?i'm soaking through pads every hour w/ severe cramping 9 days.i also have an enlarged uterus

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How likely is it that a simple ovarian changes into a complex cyst?

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What is the best treatment for an ovarian simple cyst?

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Is it normal to have a simple ovarian cyst for 2 years? it hasnt gone away but it is 3.9cm?

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What medication do i need for a simple ovarian cyst of 3cm by 3cm? can it just go on its own or should i take something?

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