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Advanced Ovarian Cyst Treatment in Jaipur

An ovarian cyst is a closed, sac-like structure that develops in a woman’s ovaries and holds fluid. This condition is not rare and can happen to people of any age. It is important to know the ovarian cyst symptoms, ovarian cyst causes, and available ovarian cyst treatment options so that you can manage them early and avoid problems.

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There are two main kinds of ovarian cysts:

Functional Cysts

Functional cysts (follicular and luteal ovarian cysts) are the most common type and are usually not harmful. They happen during the menstrual cycle and don't last long.

Pathological cysts

Pathological cysts, such as dermoid cysts and cystadenomas, are less common and happen when cells grow in an unusual way. Some may be harmless, while others could be cancerous.

Here are the ovarian cyst symptoms, ovarian cyst causes, risk factors, diagnosis, and ovarian cyst treatment methods explained in detail.

Function of the Ovaries

Ovarian cysts can occur in one or both of the ovaries. The ovaries are small, bean-shaped organs on either side of the womb that do two important things:

  • The ovaries release an egg every 28 days, a crucial aspect of the menstrual cycle.
  • The ovaries are responsible for producing hormones such as progesterone and estrogen.
Functions of the Ovaries

What Are the Causes of Ovarian Cysts?

The ovarian cyst causes depend on how they are classified:

Functional Cysts

  • Follicular ovarian cysts are the most common kind. Normally, the follicle bursts to let an egg out. If it doesn't, it fills with fluid and turns into a cyst.
  • Luteal ovarian cysts happen when blood fills the corpus luteum after ovulation.

Pathological Cysts

  • Dermoid cysts (cystic teratomas) are common in women under 30. They come from germ cells and can have hair, teeth, or skin tissue in them.
  • Cystadenomas are more common in women who have gone through menopause. These cysts grow on the outside of the ovaries and can get very big.

RISK FACTORS RESPONSIBLE FOR OVARIAN CYSTS

There are two main risk factors that make it more likely that you will get ovarian cysts:

Endometriosis

The lining of the uterus grows outside of the uterus and can make painful cysts called endometriomas.

Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS)

Multiple small cysts form when follicles don't break open, which can cause hormonal imbalances and make it hard to get pregnant.

Signs and Symptoms of Ovarian Cysts

To find out what's wrong with you early, you need to know the ovarian cyst symptoms. The size and type of the cyst may change them.

Digestive & Abdominal Symptoms

  • Feeling full or bloated in the stomach
  • Pain in the pelvic or lower abdomen
  • Feeling sick or throwing up
  • Pain when you pee or have a bowel movement
  • Indigestion or trouble going to the bathroom
  • Abdominal tenderness or swelling

Menstrual & Sexual Symptoms

  • Pain during sexual activity (especially deep penetration)
  • Menstrual cycles that aren't regular
  • Chronic pain in the pelvis or lower back
  • Bleeding or spotting between periods
  • Not being able to have children

General Symptoms

  • A feeling of pressure or heaviness in the lower abdomen
  • Having to pee a lot because of pressure on the bladder

If these ovarian cyst symptoms continue, seek an evaluation from an experienced ovarian cyst specialist.

DIAGNOSIS OF OVARIAN CYSTS

The size and composition of an ovarian cyst—whether it has fluid or solid material—determine the diagnosis.

Some common ways to diagnose are:

  • Pregnancy Test: Helps rule out corpus luteum cysts.
  • Pelvic Ultrasound: Uses sound waves to show the cyst's size, location, and type.
  • Laparoscopy: A minimally invasive ovarian cyst operation in which a small camera is used to see or remove the cyst.
  • CA 125 Blood Test: Checks for a protein that could mean ovarian cancer if it is higher than normal.

If cancer is suspected, an ovarian cyst specialist may suggest more imaging or follow-up.

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TREATMENT FOR OVARIAN CYSTS

The size, type, and symptoms of the cyst all affect how ovarian cyst treatment is planned.

1. Wait and Watch:

If the cyst is small and doesn't hurt too much, your doctor may tell you to keep an eye on it. Regular ultrasounds can track the cyst's progress since some go away on their own.

2. Ovarian Cyst Surgery:

If the cyst hurts, gets too big, or looks suspicious, you may need to have ovarian cyst surgery for safe ovarian cyst removal.

Different kinds of surgery for ovarian cysts

Laparoscopy

A minimally invasive way to perform ovarian cyst removal using a small camera and tools inserted through small cuts. It helps you heal quickly and leaves little scarring.

Laparotomy

This procedure is the best option for very large or possibly cancerous cysts. It requires a bigger incision to fully remove the ovarian cyst.

The goal of both types of ovarian cyst surgery is to keep as much healthy ovarian tissue as possible.Your ovarian cyst specialist in Jaipur will choose the best ovarian cyst operation for you based on your health and fertility goals.

WHY SHOULD YOU SEE DR. PANKHURI GAUTAM?

  • Knowledgeable about laparoscopic ovarian cyst surgery and women's reproductive health.
  • A full evaluation of ovarian cyst causes and ways to avoid them.
  • Personalized ovarian cyst treatment plans aim to preserve fertility.
  • Kind and compassionate care with full post-surgery support.
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Don't ignore any ovarian cyst symptoms you may be having. Getting an early appointment with an experienced ovarian cyst specialist ensures accurate diagnosis and effective ovarian cyst treatment.

Make an appointment at Dr. Pankhuri Gautam's Clinic today to talk about your options for safe and effective ovarian cyst removal through advanced ovarian cyst surgery.
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