Ovarian Cyst - 5 Cm.

   What medicine did you prescribe and how should you take it? Did you go for a preventive examination or did you have any problems?

   Go for a second opinion, if possible to the best gynecologist (it is also according to your abilities), for health do not spare money. There are several types of cysts, so the opinions here may confuse you. Success!

   Hello. I am a boy and years ago, when I was little, my mother also had problems with one of the ovaries and she also had a swollen or cyst ... I don't remember ... now when I remember I feel very bad because I was small and I took it a lot inside I was very worried, but things had gotten complicated and he was the size of a tennis ball on a court. If you remember those big green balls of the tennis players ... that's it ... And they removed it with surgery. We were very worried. Everything went well. My mother recovered in a few weeks, it's still an operation ... and so ... I'm talking about 2002/2003 somewhere. That is, about 10 years ago ... and they performed the operation ... they removed it and only one remained, and even then they said that with the other ovary they would still be able to have children. Not to mention that there are women who give birth to 1, 2 children with half an ovary ... but I don't wish that on anyone. My advice is to go to the doctor and even if they tell you not to worry about surgery. And I would be afraid of such things. It's a worry. After all ... there is nothing more valuable than health. I wish you success and not to worry :). Share what happened next ...

   :))) When you have cysts, you wear them around your ovaries and so on ... And now seriously ... You don't write anywhere how old you are; married or not, do you have children ... I will tell you about myself: I was 17, before sexual intercourse, when they discovered my right ovarian cyst ... An ultrasound examination was then an event (more than 30 years ago ... ); then it turned out to be polycystic ... In the Plovdiv Medical Institute they took material and examined the cyst; then it turned out that it was not one, but many ... Quite a "scientist" doctor threw a diagnosis directly in my face - "95% sterility" .... and it finished me ... mentally ... Luckily for me , his colleagues, medics from the Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology at the Plovdiv Medical Institute, heard it and paid me enough attention, so now ... with my 5% reproductive capabilities I have a 23-year-old son, a medical student ... I don't remember the name on "

   Very interesting - is it the antibiotic for the cyst? If so, just change your gynecologist. I had a 4 cm cyst, which after hormonal treatment did not respond at all. In general, hormonal preparations are prescribed for about 6 months maximum. If the cyst does not disappear, surgery follows. 5 cm is not a small amount for a cyst. It can hurt you, you can feel heaviness, for me the cycle had become more abundant. The other thing your doctor needs to tell you is a tumor marker. He still gives some guidance. My cyst did not grow within a year of being diagnosed, the tumor marker was low. You should not lift heavy, you should be careful when having sex. It's really dangerous not to burst - then it gets complicated. I did a laparoscopy, the so-called bloodless operation. If you need to have surgery, do it if possible, but choose carefully who will do it for you, because it is very important. In fact, I don't know if you will have halls, because the cyst should have been up to 5 cm, I'm not quite sure. For me, things were perfect. In general, this is the case and it is best to look for a second opinion, 3d video zone and then decide how to act. But if you do not lose for a few months with pills, only surgery is the option.

   I didn't have a cyst, but my cousin did. They operated on her, everything was fine. I don't think she had a second cyst.

   She guided you best №5. Listen to me. It starts with hormonal pills, if not affected - surgery. You need a good gynecologist to trust and everything will be OK.

   FROM THE AUTHOR: First I take an antibiotic FOR the cyst, she prescribed it to me, saying categorically that it is for him and we will start treatment with it. It's called Ciprofloxacin. Second at the age of 19, I have sex (recently), I have no children. The third gynecologist looks at me on a 3D ultrasound, both anal and vaginal. Fourth, he sent me to an endocrinologist and said he would give me a tumor marker. I wrote them so I wouldn't forget anything. What worries me the most is that the cyst does not burst in me or that it is not a tumor. I don't know exactly what I'm afraid of, but I don't feel very calm. PP You asked me if I went for the cysts or for a professional examination. Last month I went to a gynecologist because I never had regular visits and I had a white flow and I just wanted to go and do something about it. When I went to find out that I have a cyst on my left ovary (4.5 cm) and a enlarged right ovary. Also hyper prolactin. I had to be away from the city and I couldn't go for 2 weeks or so, during that time my cycle came. Yesterday, when I was walking, they found out again that I had a cyst on my right ovary (5 cm), and the one on my left had disappeared. That's all I can think of. Ask me if there is anything and I will be happy to hear opinions. Really! I follow the topic several times a day lol :))

   Ciprofloxacin - I don't know, it seems strange to me, but I'm not a doctor after all, and it depends on what the cyst is, right? . The tumor marker is for reference. Whether the tumor is a tumor will become clear after a possible operation. Don't fill your head with nonsense until you do the research. And it does not guarantee 100% that it is one or the other, but it is very reliable. 3d is fine, but you know it depends on who reads the results. On the other hand, anal examination by gynecologists is usually only for virgin girls. I'm surprised she did it to you. If you trust this doctor, continue with him, but my advice is with all the research to seek a second opinion before continuing. If this cyst does not go away and continues to grow, you will not be able to operate on it in a bloodless way. №5

   In addition to the treatment, start drinking aloe and the healing mushrooms shiitake and maitaki - they helped me heal completely.

   I have been suffering for 2 years now and I am 20 years old. I don't want an operation. What did I not try? Now it disappears, now it appears.

   Hello! I am 29 years old. and I have three ovarian cyst surgeries. One was done for me when I was 13, the other was a laparoscopy 3 years ago, and last year I had surgery for appendicitis and later during the operation it turned out that they had cleaned my cyst. One of my ovaries has been removed and the other is half. I often go to the gynecologist - so far I have no complications. Recently my friend and I are trying for a child, so far there is no result. The doctors didn't tell me I wouldn't have children, but it would have been very difficult because I also had an inverted uterus ... please say something more on the subject, if you know, I'll be grateful ... I'm just desperate, I don't know if I will be able to have children ...

   Hello! I am 39 years old. Two weeks ago, I had surgery for an ovarian cyst that was slightly fused to the surface of the intestine. Everything went well. I do not have fever and bleeding, nausea, etc. But I have an unpleasant, internal, scratching pain in this area, which sometimes disappears. I'm not sure what it is - from the internal wound, from the intestines or from the bladder? !! If you have experience, share this is normal? ...

   I have had a problem with cysts since I was 16 and luckily for me I still get rid of surgery, but once I was a hair's breadth away. I was 25 and I really wanted a baby, so I stopped taking contraceptives (so I don't have cysts, I drink Diane). I never got pregnant, but I had a huge cyst. Whole 8 cm! Both the doctor and I were scared, but fortunately I removed it with medication and I missed the operation again. However, it is unpleasant and hurts. My advice is to go to check-ups regularly and take your medication regularly and things will be under control.

   I am N13. Is it worth living under pressure if his cyst will not rupture or grow in other organs, disrupting their function? Because for me the adhesion was seen during the operation.

   I see that the article has been around for a long time, but still, if someone needs a good specialist on such or similar problem, they can turn to Prof. Chakalova. I personally have had a problem with my right ovary for almost 5 years and only she understood what it was due to :) from the first examination and now I am about to have an operation. So .. Since I saw a lot of such inquiries, I decided to share :)

   I see that the article has been around for a long time, but still, if someone needs a good specialist on such or similar problem, they can turn to Prof. Chakalova. I personally have a problem with the right ovary for almost 5 years and only she understood what it was due to :) from the first examination. and now I have an operation. So .. Since I've seen a lot of such inquiries, I decided to share :) my story is quite long and I don't think I'm going to tell it, but I don't think it's worth all this worry, all this fear of bursting, twisting and I don't know what else. I personally went through all this for 5 years. My advice is just to find a really good and experienced specialist, and simply do an operation, as long as it guarantees that it will not reappear. With pills, hormones and the like you have no guarantee, that the moment you stop them, the cysts will stop appearing. I think you're poisoning yourself in vain. But still everyone decides. I just wanted to share the name of the professor, because she really understands her job :) and I sincerely hope she helps you.

   I am 15 years old. Of course, I don't have sex yet. My left ovary hurt, and my mother and I went for a checkup. We decided to visit Dr. Tsoneva in ******. She found a cyst in my left ovary, which is 5 cm. The first month we tried contraceptives, it didn't work. The second happened so that my cyst moved behind the ovary and pressed the large intestine. He prescribed me more pills, but it didn't work again. My cycle comes in 2-3 days, and this is not normal. I am very scared! I read that cysts my age are very rare and quite dangerous. Give me advice! I see that the article is old, but ...

   Number 18, firstly, cysts are not so rare at your age, I was diagnosed with a cyst at 16 and I know a bunch of other girls with such a problem and secondly I don't understand why the doctor scared you. In 99.9% the cysts are benign and full of fluid. Mine (I had at least 3-4, one of which was 8 cm) I always removed them with medication. So don't freak out so much, if it doesn't work with these pills, he will just prescribe others and only in a very extreme case they will remove it with surgery (my girlfriend had a cyst removed and said that it is not so scary at all ). It's just unpleasant, that's why I want you to get rid of it with drugs. It just takes time. In my case, it decreased over time, just shrank and disappeared completely in a few months. So resign yourself, that you have polycystic ovaries and you will often be on contraceptives so that you do not form cysts. The only serious problem is getting pregnant, but you're only 15, so you'll think about it in years to come. And don't read horrors on the internet, some people write such nonsense that if you believe them you have to go crazy!

   Hello, I want to advise number 18 - 

   Hello, they found a cyst on my right ovary (4, 5/4, 6 cm), they prescribed me contraceptives. The gynecologist advised me not to lift heavy and to stop exercising for a few months. But in a panic, I forgot to ask if I could have sex. If anyone knows anything on the subject, I will be very grateful.

   Hello, if it doesn't hurt you can, but did they say what the cyst is because I'm the same size, but according to my doctors only surgery

   In April this year I felt the first terrible nausea and pain that reached the navel. the following week the same but deviated to the right. I went to the doctor and then to the surgeon. I was admitted for appendicitis surgery, but during the operation it was found that I also had a ruptured 5 cm cyst. whose fluid I retained in the small pelvis