Question 1

i had a cyst rupture and hemmorage into my fallopian tube..my dr doesn't seem to worried but i am. can this be serious? i had a hystetectomy at 24

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I wouldn't worry.  : To start i wouldn't worry and less if your own doctor feels the same way but if it makes you feel better, you can always get a second opinion presenting all the details, for example, present imaging/pathology results, procedures reports and any other to another physician.

Question 2

i have a personal history of pcos and family history of endometriosis--a few months ago i had an ovarian cyst rupture. the pain was worse than child birth!! i just had a hystorectomy (uterus, cervix, and fallopian tubes removed, ovaries were left in place

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Ans: Yes the ovarian cyst can be very painful. But once it ruptures the pain should be gone

Question 3

can a transvaginal ultrasound show female organ cancers (uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries, cervix, and vagina)? mine was clear except for a cyst rupture. my doctor doesnt seemed worried even though 2 months without a period. im beyond worried.

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Ultrasound: shows abnormalities, from approximately 0.5 cm to anything larger. The irregular cycles, most likely are caused by irregular ovulation.  So pap smears on schedule, and further discussions with your doctor can be reassuring. If you wish to become pregnant treatment for the irregular ovulation pattern is very important.

Question 4

i have a cyst in my fallopian tube 5.5 cm i am 21 do i need surgery?

Accepted Answer

Probably: This is not a definte yes or no case. You can make an argument to simply follow this with watchful waiting without surgery if it gets no bigger and has no symptoms.  However, i would guess that 95% of the time if this is truly a tubal cyst, you will end up with surgery due to pain. If this is an ovarian cyst, you have a little better chance of avoiding surgery because ovarian cysts can come and go.

Question 5

is a 5.6 cm cyst on my fallopian tube something that will require surgery?

Accepted Answer

Cysts: vary in size and may come and go during your cycle. Monitor cysts size with transvaginal ultrasound/ and trust your GYN to make the right call.

Question 6

i have a cyst in my fallopian tube about 5.8 cm in diameter post hysterectomy 8 years what should i do now?

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See your GYN MD: Go see your GYN MD and discuss various options for assessment and ;possible removal of the cyst.

Question 7

what can cause a cyst on the fallopian tube?

Accepted Answer

Unknown: Some women have cysts that develop on or around the fallopian tubes. Usually they are very small but sometimes they can be large. Often they are filled with water and are not harmful. Most of the time they are accidental findings during surgery for another reason.

Question 8

can a cyst blocking my fallopian tube make me gain weight?

Accepted Answer

No: Wt gain is not related to a blocked fallopian tube.  It sounds like u have wt gain so make sure u are sleeping well and watch the sugar in the liquids, even fruit juice is loaded.

Question 9

can cysts in your fallopian tubes and ovaries cause you to not be able to have kids?

Accepted Answer

Possibly: Ovarian cysts, depending on size and the rest of the hormonal context, usually won't impair fertility in an otherwise healthy, menstruating woman. Cysts on fallopian tubes may represent deeper damage, possibly indicating scar tissue, blockage or other dysfunction. But that doenst mean you can't have kids- get a basic fertility eval from your gyno or see a specialist if nec and get some answers!

Question 10

fallopian tube twisted due to follicle cyst and had to have ovary removed. what are the chances of that happening again?

Accepted Answer

Unlikely: Twisting of the tube and ovary (torsion) is an unusual event anyway. It cannot occur on the side that was taken out. It would be extremely unlikely to happen to your other side.

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I had a cyst rupture and hemmorage into my fallopian tube..my dr doesn't seem to worried but i am. can this be serious? i had a hystetectomy at 24

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I have a personal history of pcos and family history of endometriosis--a few months ago i had an ovarian cyst rupture. the pain was worse than child birth!! i just had a hystorectomy (uterus, cervix, and fallopian tubes removed, ovaries were left in place

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Can a transvaginal ultrasound show female organ cancers (uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries, cervix, and vagina)? mine was clear except for a cyst rupture. my doctor doesnt seemed worried even though 2 months without a period. im beyond worried.

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I have a cyst in my fallopian tube 5.5 cm i am 21 do i need surgery?

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Is a 5.6 cm cyst on my fallopian tube something that will require surgery?

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I have a cyst in my fallopian tube about 5.8 cm in diameter post hysterectomy 8 years what should i do now?

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What can cause a cyst on the fallopian tube?

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Can a cyst blocking my fallopian tube make me gain weight?

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Can cysts in your fallopian tubes and ovaries cause you to not be able to have kids?

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Fallopian tube twisted due to follicle cyst and had to have ovary removed. what are the chances of that happening again?

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