Question 1

50 yrs; uniloculated rt ovarian cyst with no solid components of 10x8cm persisting for a year with no increase/decrease in size. can it be observed?

Accepted Answer

Observation: A simple cyst even above 8 cm has a very low chance of being a cancer.  Despite that fact, removal would be recommended because of the chance of it causing pain or torsion.  If you do not want it out, that is your decision. You physical health must also be taken into account.

Question 2

3.5 cm left ovarian cyst w probable parovarian free fluid. complex right ovarian mass w solid & cystic components & internal vascular flow. this bad?

Accepted Answer

Possible: Needs full gyn review and likely surgery.
Tumors, and infections can cause such things.
Need accurate diagnosis.

Question 3

should someone with a complex ovarian cyst with solid components with doppler flow be referred to a gynecologic oncologist?

Accepted Answer

Complex cyst: A complex ovarian cyst with solid components and increased Doppler flow (every ovary and cyst has "Doppler flow", indicating blood flow through the ovary, but increased flow is consistent with a possible malignancy).  A gyn-oncologist is the correct referral, as soon as possible.

Question 4

please, what does it mean when pelvic ultrasound report says; both ovaries contain thin irregular wall with solid components rt=(3.63.64.0cm) volume of (25.9cm). lt.= volume (18.49cm) conclusion: bilateral ovarian cysts?

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: At your age and the radiologist's conclusion is bilateral ovarian cysts so those cysts are considered benign cysts.

Question 5

can mural nodules in ovarian cyst be benign?

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Can be benign: Ovarian cystic mural noduls could be benign - fibroadenomas, could have borderline potential and can be malignant. Carefull pathologic/ microscopic evaluation needed.Eva.

Question 6

ovarian cyst with small mural nodule what is mural nodule?

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Nodule/ovarian cyst: You should go to your gyn have blood drawn for cea, and referral for pelvic mri.  The concern is that solid tissue within an ovarian cyst could mean a potential abnormal abonrmality.

Question 7

ovarian cyst with papillary excrescence within the cyst is solid tissue ?

Accepted Answer

Talk to physician: Based on the very limited information provided, you may nee dot have this ovary removed surgically.  Talk to your gynecologist.

Question 8

very painful heterogeneous ovarian cyst growing and looking more 'solid'. should i be concerned?

Accepted Answer

Need to evaluate: I would recommend further evaluation with a gynecologist there are many different causes for ovarian growths or cysts.  Any cyst that is complex or has solid components needs further testing.

Question 9

very painful heterogeneous ovarian cyst growing and looking more 'solid'. should i be concerned? generally feel rubbish with it all too.

Accepted Answer

Seek Gyn oncologist: It is usually recommended that a complex ovarian lesion "looking more solid" be carefully evaluated and removed for pathological examination  (exploratory laparotomy or laparoscopic surgery)  to rule out a malignant ovarian tumor. Although the risk of cancer is relatively low, it would be best to seek a consultation from and the expertise of a Gyn oncologist.

Question 10

if an ovarian cyst is malignant and leaks what happens?

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Spread : This could increase the risk of spread if the leaked cells are cancerous. It largely depends on the type of cancer.

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50 yrs; uniloculated rt ovarian cyst with no solid components of 10x8cm persisting for a year with no increase/decrease in size. can it be observed?

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3.5 cm left ovarian cyst w probable parovarian free fluid. complex right ovarian mass w solid & cystic components & internal vascular flow. this bad?

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Should someone with a complex ovarian cyst with solid components with doppler flow be referred to a gynecologic oncologist?

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Please, what does it mean when pelvic ultrasound report says; both ovaries contain thin irregular wall with solid components rt=(3.63.64.0cm) volume of (25.9cm). lt.= volume (18.49cm) conclusion: bilateral ovarian cysts?

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Can mural nodules in ovarian cyst be benign?

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Ovarian cyst with small mural nodule what is mural nodule?

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Ovarian cyst with papillary excrescence within the cyst is solid tissue ?

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Very painful heterogeneous ovarian cyst growing and looking more 'solid'. should i be concerned?

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Very painful heterogeneous ovarian cyst growing and looking more 'solid'. should i be concerned? generally feel rubbish with it all too.

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If an ovarian cyst is malignant and leaks what happens?

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