ovary cyst

ovary cyst

What is an ovarian cyst?

An ovarian cyst is a fluid-filled sac, similar to a bulb found on the surface an ovary. Normally, the liquid is the only substance inside an ovarian cyst, but there may be times when it may be the blood or tissue in it.

Most types of cysts that develop in the ovaries disappear without treatment within a few months. However, some cysts are malignant and may cause serious problems if not removed, while some may give rise to polycystic ovary syndrome, which would infertile women.

What are the causes

Most cysts form on the ovaries during or after ovulation, which is the period when the ovary releases an egg. The form a right ovarian follicle before ovulation. The follicle contains the egg. During ovulation, the follicle breaks open to release the egg that is then the fallopian tubes and uterus.

There are times when the follicle fails to break. When this happens, a cyst form in May. Sometimes, the follicle not break but collects liquid before it closes completely. This may also lead to the formation of a cyst. A condition called endometriosis, and hormonal imbalance may also promote the development cysts on the ovaries. As with other types, the causes are still unknown.

What Are the Symptoms?

– Dull or aching pain back, especially the lower

– Infertility

– A feeling of fullness

– A dull ache in the region abdominal

– Pain on urination

– Pain during sex

– Breast tenderness

– Menstruation become delayed or irregular

– The menstrual periods become painful

– Nausea

– Vomiting

What treatments are available?

– Waiting

Sometimes doctors advise you to wait first for a few months to observe If the cysts become smaller. Because many types of ovarian cysts go away even without treatment. If not, the doctor will have to undergo an examination pelvic or ultrasound of the ovaries to know more of your condition and be able to prescribe the appropriate method of treatment.

– The contraceptive pills

This is usually prescribed to those of benign cysts.

– Surgery

This is the last resort. It is achieved if the cysts are not cancerous.

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Ovarian cyst?

Someone here had an ovarian cyst that must be removed by surgery? pain was bad? How the process (tell me who was used anestesia general or local) … and for how many days did u need hospilized? thankyou!

I sent you a message explaining about my experience, some I do not answer certain questions you ask here … You need for general anesthesia. Usually with laparoscopic surgery they perform surgery as outpatient surgery, which means you might get to go home the same day, depending on how your surgery went and what you feel and recovery after waking from the surgery so I now had 2 surgeries for ovarian cysts and endometriosis diagnosed and treated at diagnosis and should go home the same day. I was sore and tender for a few weeks later, however, if you take it slow and easy after the surgery and plenty of rest, you're ready and go back in no time. I recommend when you see your doctor once you talk to him and ask lots of questions and answer any concerns you may have. Good luck sweetie!