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I continue to get ovarian cysts when on a different continuous birth control pills year round for endometriosis. last one was serous cystedoma. could changing birth control pills potentially help.
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Ovarian cysts: Can be hormonally influenced; however, doubtful the oral contraceptives will make cysts disappear, worth discussing with GYN.
Answered 5/25/2014
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Probably not: It is unlikely the changing birth control pills will prevent the recurring ovarian cysts.If you know that the last cyst was a cyst adenoma you are probably being followed by a gynecologist.
Answered 10/24/2017
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