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A pelvic scan revealed an ovarian cysts of 4.8cm x 3.5cm with internal echogenic debris. i have slight pressure pain. will this go away on its own?

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Dr. Charles Whiting answered

Sometimes: Frequently ovarian cysts will go away on their own. If there is no concern for cancer, you can wait a few months and repeat the u/s to see if it is getting smaller or has gone away. Best wishes!

Answered 10/14/2016

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Dr. Wayne Ingram answered

If it ruptures: If the ovarian cyst ruptures then it might go away on its own. However, the size is very small and you may benefit from oral hormonal suppression by your MD.

Dr Feola and another doctor agreed

Answered 9/15/2016

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A member asked:

A pelvic scan revealed an ovarian cysts of 4.8cm x 3.5cm with internal echogenic debris. i have slight pressure pain. will this go away on its own?

4 doctors weighed in across 2 answers

Dr. Charles Whiting answered

Dr. Wayne Ingram answered

Dr Feola and another doctor agreed

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