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Left Salpingectomy Due To Paraovarian Cyst. Chances Of Its Recurrence? Will It Lead To Infertility?

Hi, I recently had a left salpingectomy due to paraovarian cyst . I am just wondering what the chances are of the same happening again on the right side, and causing infertility due to losing both tubes!?! I m not due to see my specialist for another couple of weeks so I can t ask him, but after I came round from surgery he did confirm it looked like a common benign simple cyst attached to the tube. I m just terrified of a recurrance?
Sat, 31 Aug 2013
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Hello
Thanks for your query.
Parovarian cysts have a very low recurrence risk.
Please do not worry yourself over this.
Also, wait for the histopathological confirmation of the type of cyst.
There is very less chance that a simple benign cyst would recur on the other side as well.
Take care, and wish you luck.
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Left Salpingectomy Due To Paraovarian Cyst. Chances Of Its Recurrence? Will It Lead To Infertility?

Hello Thanks for your query. Parovarian cysts have a very low recurrence risk. Please do not worry yourself over this. Also, wait for the histopathological confirmation of the type of cyst. There is very less chance that a simple benign cyst would recur on the other side as well. Take care, and wish you luck.