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Is The Removal Of Ovaries The Only Treatment For Benign Cysts On Ovaries? Can It Be Related To Endometriosis?
Hi, I just found out over the phone that my doctor found a cyst on my right ovary while doing an ultrasound of my kidneys and pelvic area because I had a severe kidney infection and I am high risk for PKD. All I was told was that I have a benign cyst on my ovary and the only way to remove it is to remove my ovary... The nurse mentioned a something about endometriosis which my family has a long history with. But she barely mentioned it. I am only 18. And I m slightly conserned. I ve been having back pain on my right side for a few years and on my lower back. I have really heavy inconsistent periods that have sent me to the doctor multiple time where they said they would send a referral to a gyno but never have. I have a ton of question but the doctors office didn t schedule a follow up. Am I being concerned for nothing? Or show I schedule a visit with my doctor?
Sat, 7 Dec 2013
Hello,
Thanks for the query to H.C.M. Forum.
Coming straight on the point.
Irregular bleeding , dysfunctional uterine bleeding all are very common symptoms in a patient having Poly Cystic Ovarian Disease ( PCOD).
In this type of condition I advise may patient medicines ( CONSERVATIVE ).
Usually patient treated completely without surgery.
Cysts are often caused by hormones changes. Using birth control pills can sometimes help regulate hormones levels so that the cysts can be taken care of.
So consult another gynecologist and get his opinion. Further any question I will reply.
Good luck.
Dr. HET
Thanks for the query to H.C.M. Forum.
Coming straight on the point.
Irregular bleeding , dysfunctional uterine bleeding all are very common symptoms in a patient having Poly Cystic Ovarian Disease ( PCOD).
In this type of condition I advise may patient medicines ( CONSERVATIVE ).
Usually patient treated completely without surgery.
Cysts are often caused by hormones changes. Using birth control pills can sometimes help regulate hormones levels so that the cysts can be taken care of.
So consult another gynecologist and get his opinion. Further any question I will reply.
Good luck.
Dr. HET
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