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Suggest Treatment For Cyst In Ovary

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Posted on Mon, 25 Aug 2014
Question: Dear Doc,

This is XXXXhere. My query pertain to my wife, who is having a cyst in her left ovary.

She has completed her antibiotic course as suggested by you.

Repeat of the tests have been done. CA125 is now 16. Cyst size is 38 x 35.
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Answered by Dr. Som Biswas (49 minutes later)
Brief Answer:
Dear XXXXXXX

Detailed Answer:
Dear XXXXXXX

The CA 125 has returned to normal.

This is good news as it means its not cancer and just an infective cause.

But the cyst size has increased slightly ( last was 31x28 mm)

I will advise you to just keep serially following her cyst with an ultrasound every month.

A 38 x 35 mm cyst needs no treatment as long it does not give symptoms or increase more than 50mm x 50 mm.

If it does we need to take it out laparoscopically and see what exactly it is.

As of now there is nothing to worry.

Regards,

Dr. Som MD
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Suggest Treatment For Cyst In Ovary

Brief Answer: Dear XXXXXXX Detailed Answer: Dear XXXXXXX The CA 125 has returned to normal. This is good news as it means its not cancer and just an infective cause. But the cyst size has increased slightly ( last was 31x28 mm) I will advise you to just keep serially following her cyst with an ultrasound every month. A 38 x 35 mm cyst needs no treatment as long it does not give symptoms or increase more than 50mm x 50 mm. If it does we need to take it out laparoscopically and see what exactly it is. As of now there is nothing to worry. Regards, Dr. Som MD