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Removed Copper T Last Week. Getting Stomach Pain. Related?

Hi, my name is swathi, I am 30 years old, one child, since 2months back I am suffering stomach pain, already I inside coppert,since 2years back, recently that device is uncofrtable in cervical canal, so, 1 week back that is removed, so my right ovary 19*18mm cyst is there, what is this, this is normal cyst right, so please give me good suggestion.
Fri, 1 Mar 2013
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Hello,
The cyst is most likely to regress on its own as owing to the size, functional cyst is most likely. The pain you suffered could be due to the misplaced IUD. You should get a regular follow up with your gynecologist along with serial sonograms to follow the course of the cyst. If you wish to continue contraception, choose those methods which allow ovulation to continue as suppression of ovulation may lead to cyst formation again. You may take analgesics and antispasmodics for pain relief. Please check with your doctor if you need a pelvic antibiotic.Wish you good health.
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Removed Copper T Last Week. Getting Stomach Pain. Related?

Hello, The cyst is most likely to regress on its own as owing to the size, functional cyst is most likely. The pain you suffered could be due to the misplaced IUD. You should get a regular follow up with your gynecologist along with serial sonograms to follow the course of the cyst. If you wish to continue contraception, choose those methods which allow ovulation to continue as suppression of ovulation may lead to cyst formation again. You may take analgesics and antispasmodics for pain relief. Please check with your doctor if you need a pelvic antibiotic.Wish you good health.