Ovarian Cyst
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Priyanka
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Hi, This is Priyanka here. My Cousin is only 22yrs Old. She Just got married on 25th October, 2017. But after 3-4 days every 3rd day she had unbearable stomach pain and vomiting. When Checked, The Doctor said she has got urinal infection, Gas Problem and a cyst on a Ovaries. The details in the report is as below: Ovaries: Left ovary do not reveal significant abnormality. Right adnexa shows a large round echoic mass measuring about 4.6 x 4.1cm with peripheral vascularity. Pancreas: Head and body visualized, Tail is obscured by bowel gas. Normal in size and echotexture. Pancreatic Duct not dilated. No obvious focal lesions/ Calcifications. Her periods day was on 13th till yet she hasn't got it. And doctor told if she is unable to bear the pain then we have to remove her one ovary please suggest |
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re: Ovarian Cyst
by Dr Rahul -
Nov 19th, 2017
9:51 pm
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Dear priyanka She might have been having cyst that can be causing the problem. You need to go for the surgery for the removal of the cyst. Laparoscopic Ovarian cystectomy is the surgery of choice. In this procedure the cyst is removed and the ovary is preserved. With Regards Dr Rahul |
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re: Ovarian Cyst
by Frenzel Anne Cebrian -
Jul 13th, 2026
12:50 pm
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Frenzel Anne Cebrian
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My urine infection my problem batholiths cyst not sure. Last year ago see my vagina what happen my vagina my pain Reply: From what you've described, it's not clear whether this is a urinary tract infection (UTI), a Bartholin gland cyst, or another vaginal condition. Pain in the vaginal area can have several causes, so you should be examined by a gynecologist to determine the exact problem. In the meantime, could you please answer these questions? Where exactly is the pain—inside the vagina, at the vaginal opening, or on one side? Do you have a lump or swelling near the vaginal opening? Is it painful to sit or walk? Do you have burning when passing urine, frequent urination, or blood in your urine? Is there any vaginal discharge, bad smell, or fever? How long have you had these symptoms? Until you are seen by a doctor: Drink plenty of water. Keep the area clean and dry. Avoid squeezing or trying to drain any lump yourself. If there is a painful swelling, sitting in a warm bath (sitz bath) for 10–15 minutes, 3–4 times a day, may help. If you develop severe pain, high fever, pus draining from a lump, rapidly increasing swelling, or difficulty passing urine, seek urgent medical care immediately. Once you answer the questions above, I can provide more specific guidance. |