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Cyst In Right Ovary, Breathlessness. Advised To Take Oral Contraceptive Pills. Advise?

HI,
I have a cyst (3cm) in my right overy...my doctor adviced me for taking OCPs for five continuous days....is this safe for me as i am also planning for pregnancy..pease it????? in addition to this...from last 4 days i am feeling breathlessness...please take this into consideration..........plesae help me out in fighting with this syndrome????
Mon, 17 Jun 2013
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Hello
Thanks for your query.
OCPs are given for a month or two in order to deal with functional cysts in the ovaries.
Normally patients do not conceive on OCPs, however a 5 day course wont hurt you in trying to conceiev.
Regarding breathlessness, it has most probably got nothing to do with a 3 cm cyst.
Please consult a physician for the same.
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Cyst In Right Ovary, Breathlessness. Advised To Take Oral Contraceptive Pills. Advise?

Hello Thanks for your query. OCPs are given for a month or two in order to deal with functional cysts in the ovaries. Normally patients do not conceive on OCPs, however a 5 day course wont hurt you in trying to conceiev. Regarding breathlessness, it has most probably got nothing to do with a 3 cm cyst. Please consult a physician for the same.