Question 1

i was operated for endometriotic ovarian cyst 4 months back and now again i got multiloculated ovarian simple cyst. i am trying to get pregnant. is this effect my chances of getting pregnancy?

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Need more info: The best answer to your question is to ask your OB/GYN who knows your history best.

Question 2

ovarian cysts best cure?

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Ovarian cysts: When there is pain due to ovarian cyst it is advisable to take pain medication for short term and generally patients do well once it ruptures. Although for some patients it is a very painful process. In those situations, OCPs can be helpful to stop ovulation. Take care.

Question 3

functional ovarian cyst?

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Common: A  functional ovarian cyst is a simple cyst that is normal development  from ovulation. In most cases it resolves on it's on and doesn't create any problems.

Question 4

how to help ovarian cyst?

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Depends on the cyst: Some cysts (small simple follicular) don't need any help and resolve on their own. Large symptomatic cysts most likely will require surgical intevention. There are some cysts that resolve with hormonal treatment.

Question 5

is ovarian cyst pain constant?

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If twisted, yes: If the ovarian cyst is large enough to twist on its pedicle(attachment) and cut off its' blood supply then the pain will be constant and "excruciating" necessitating a Emergency Room visit for surgery.

Question 6

garlic good for ovarian cysts?

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Ovarian cyst: Garlic does not have anything to do with ovarian cyst.

Question 7

how dangerous can ovarian cysts be?

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Complex question: This depends on many details: your medical history, your family history, features seen on ultrasound like size, solid areas, blood flow. Most cysts at age 44 if you are still having menstrual cycles will be benign, but you should follow up with your gynecologist as directed to be sure.

Question 8

can ovarian cyst  be treated n how ?

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Patience vs. Surgery: Most ovarian cysts in young women are "functional cysts", which evolve from a follicle that you ovulate from, then grow and finally resolve spontaneously over several weeks.  Birth control pills do not speed up the resolution, but do decrease recurrences.
If the cyst persists then surgery, often laparoscopic, is necessary to remove the cyst and have it tested for cancer.

Question 9

what size ovarian cyst is worrisome?

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Over 6 cm.: An ovarian cyst up to 6 centimeters in diameter is considered normal during the menstrual cycle, as long as it eventually goes away on its own.

Question 10

what are symptoms of an ovarian cyst?

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Ovarian Cyst: Cysts may be asymptomatic for the most part and only discovered during a routine gyn examination. Occasionally they may present as a vague to severe abdominal pain. Some malignant ovarian cysts may also present as a gastric disturbance like bloating, eructations, dyspepsia.

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