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Doctor insights on: Antibiotics For Ruptured Ovarian Cyst

No.: Unless it is associated with an infection, antibiotic will not do anything. ...Read more

Depends: Small ovarian cysts are very common and they can resolve by rupturing. In the majority of cases no treatment is needed. If you are in severe pain then prompt evaluation is needed to see if surgery may be needed. Typically it is not but occasionally a large cyst can cause internal bleeding ...Read more

See your doctor: There are many kinds of ovarian cysts and t the consequences of rupture vary with the type. See your gynecologist asap for diagnosis and follow-up. You might need surgery, and if it is a cystic cancer you may need other therapy. Don't delay! ...Read more

Depends: If a benign cyst raptures will have pain for few days , at the most will develop adhesion s on the contrary a malignant ovarian cyst ruptures spreads in the peritoneum becomes stage iii will not have good out come soon will be stage IV ...Read more

Usually nothing: usually nothing. a cyst ruptures every month when you ovulate ...Read more

Pain: Typically, it is associated with sudden onset of pain on one side of the abdomen. It will subside over a matter of hours. However, it does not always follow this classic pattern. You should see a doctor if pain persists. ...Read more

Usually nothing: Ovarian cysts are normal; we only become concerned if you have too few, too many, or if they are large and/or solid depending on the age. Cysts need to rupture each month in order to release an egg (ovulation). Depending of the quality of the cyst, you may experience bleeding and or pain. Sometimes, you will not notice it unless an ultrasound reveals suggestive findings. ...Read more

Common problem: Ovarian cysts common, the bigger they get, the more stretch in the capsule of cyst the more discomfort . Once cyst ruptures there is usually relief of pain but the fluid released may cause irritation to surrounding abdominal structures causing an ache. Risk:once you have one, likely for others.No correlation with direct infertility, tx: bcp can help prevent cyst formation, tx depends on severity. ...Read more

Fluid irritating: The fluid or blood that comes out of a ruptured cyst irritates the internal skin lining of your body, called the "peritoneum". Your body absorbs it, and then the pain goes away. ...Read more

Sometimes: Usually not a significant amount, though it can be higher sometimes. ...Read more

Many: Symptoms can be as mild as menstrual cramps to nausea, vomiting, severe pelvic pain and abdominal pain. The diagnosis can only be confirmed by your gyn doctor using ultrasound or surgery if needed. ...Read more

no: Cysts do not contain eggs. Follicles do. ...Read more

Ovarian cyst: Usually a ruptured cyst causes pain. It can also bloating. Other symptoms are less common. ...Read more

Maybe something else: Every month a woman who ovulates will essentially have a ruptured cyst - as the egg is released. Not infrequently, ovarian cysts persist - and may become uncomfortable until it ruptures. Consider the pill if you have persistent uncomfortable ovarian cysts. ...Read more

Common: Common, not normal.

Hopefully nothing.: When a cyst ruptures, you may not notice anything. Some people have pain from a cyst and then it goes away when the cyst ruptures. Others have pain at the time the cyst ruptures. So it depends on the person. ...Read more

OVARIAN CYSTS: It is rare for women on contraceptive pills , shots, or implants to have ruptured cysts. There is nothing else to do. ...Read more

Yes, potentially: It can, but it is an unusual occurrence. Typically for sex to cause a cyst to rupture, the cyst would be a little larger than a normal, follicular cyst. ...Read more

Yes: Ok unless ur in pain.

Yes!: Some women have pain and some do not. If the cyst is large or contains blood, it may cause pain when it ruptures. ...Read more

Yes: Not to excess, of course, or if you're to have surgery within a few days. Best wishes. ...Read more

Yes: Yes.

Ruptured cyst: Absolutely a ruptured cyst can cause internal bleeeding. ...Read more

Couple of weeks: It may take couple of weeks for the cyst to regress. ...Read more

Yes.: Yes, you should still get your period. Your period is a result of no implantation of an fertilized egg in your uterus. This is not related to an ovarian cyst rupturing. ...Read more

No: Ovarian cyst rupture in side abdomen. If you are bleeding from uterus.....Tampon will help. ...Read more

Yes: If the ruptured ovarian cyst contains blood or infected fluid it can cause irritation of the lining of your abdominal cavity and lead to peritonitis. ...Read more

Check with your OBGY: Peritonitis , may be the result of leaked ovarian cystic fluid. Typically the peritonitis is localized to the immediate area of ovaries and fallopian tubes. If the cyst is small most likely need minor treatment and observation( advil), if it is big you have to be careful .Follow doctor instruction. ...Read more

Pain: Usually rupt cysts cause pain, bloating, and worsens with sex and excercises. You should also see cervical mucous when you are ovulating. ...Read more

Will not hurt: But probably not, if you are having that much pain you need to call your gyn right now so your gyn can check you and make sure you do not need to have surgery and if you do not then you can get on some pain meds or go to the er. ...Read more