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As a part of the female reproductive system, ovaries help produce eggs and female hormones Estrogen and Progesterone. Ovarian cysts refer to fluid-filled sacs that develop within or on the ovary. These are usually harmless and go away without intervention within a few months. However, a large ovarian cyst size can cause ruptures or twists, which can cause severe discomfort.
What Causes Ovarian Cysts?
The common causes of Ovarian cysts are hormonal problems, Endometriosis and pelvic infections and the most common type of cysts - known as the Functional cysts - are form during the menstrual cycle and are known as:
- Follicle Cysts: Follicle Cysts form when a follicle fills with fluid and grows bigger instead of releasing an egg.
- Corpus Luteum Cysts: If the follicle is sealed and the egg can not escape the ovary, the fluids build up in the follicle. This can cause corpus luteum cysts.
Symptoms of Ovarian Cysts
Most women who have developed Ovarian Cysts don’t notice it unless it causes a problem or if it affects their day-to-day activities. Cysts usually disappear after 2-3 menstrual cycles. However, the common signs and symptoms of larger Cysts include the following:
- Abdominal Bloating or Swelling.
- Painful Bowel Movements.
- Pelvic Pain.
- Pain during Sexual Intercourse.
- Frequent Urination.
- Pain in the Lower Back or Thighs.
- In case of a rupture, you would experience severe Pelvic Pain.
Diagnosis of Ovarian Cysts
At our private gynaecologist clinic in London, our tests for identifying Ovarian Cysts include
- Pelvic Ultrasound Scan: An ultrasound scan is used to create an image of the affected region of your body. Ultrasound can detect the position and size of the cysts and also determine if it is primarily solid or liquid.
- CA125 Blood Test (Ovarian Cancer Screen): This test measures protein CA 125 in the blood to detect cancer cells. The presence of Cysts can raise the protein CA 125.
Treatment for Ovarian Cysts: How To Remove Ovarian Cyst?
Cysts usually disappear on their own without causing harm. However, if a cysts is detected during a routine pelvic examination the following measures would be taken:
- Examine it at regular intervals to determine its size, location and shape until it goes away completely.
- In some cases, oral medication would be prescribe such as pills, to prevent new cysts from developing.
- Lastly, in the case of a rupture or if the cysts continue to grow and cause you pain, a doctor will recommend surgery either Laparoscopy or Laparotomy.
- For the removal of ovarian cysts either Laparoscopy or Laparotomy is suggested.
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FAQ’s
The diagnosis of ovarian cysts requires a combination approach that can involve medical history review, pelvic examination, ultrasound scan, blood tests, and other additional imaging tests. A thorough assessment with our team can help you decide on the most appropriate treatment approach.
No, ovarian cysts do not always require removal. Many ovarian cysts are, in fact, harmless and tend to resolve on their own without treatment. Treatment or surgical treatment is only suggested when the cyst is at risk of complications. As a trusted private gynaecologist in London, our team can help you with a thorough evaluation to determine the exact type of cyst and treatment required.
Symptoms of ovarian cysts can include pelvic pain, bloating, changes in menstrual patterns, pain during sexual intercourse, lower back pain, and so on. Medical attention becomes necessary in case of a ruptured cyst or ovarian torsion. Contact us if you’re experiencing persistent symptoms or severe pelvic pain that requires urgent medical attention.
In most cases, having an ovarian cyst does not mean you will lose your ovary. This is because most cysts are harmless and tend to resolve on their own. Contact us on 079 15647759 if you need help determining the best management approach. Our team of specialists can let you know whether ovarian preservation is possible in your case.
Yes, ovarian cysts can affect your menstrual cycle depending on the type of cysts and their role in influencing hormone production or ovulation. With ovarian cysts, symptoms such as irregular menstrual cycles, heavier or lighter bleeding, or spotting between periods become quite common. Contact us if you’re looking for specialist-led care that will help you better understand and manage your symptoms.
The impact of ovarian cysts on fertility depends on the type of cyst and the underlying condition associated with it. Conditions such as PCOS or endometriosis can make it difficult for women to get pregnant. Check our early pregnancy care that will help you provide the guidance required during the early stages of your pregnancy.
A haemorrhagic ovarian cyst is a type of functional ovarian cyst that occurs when bleeding develops within a cyst. In many cases, these cysts cause no symptoms and resolve on their own. Haemorrhagic ovarian cysts are typically diagnosed using an ultrasound scan. Our well-woman clinic includes ultrasound scans that are part of our routine health screening.
Most ovarian cysts are benign and develop as part of your normal menstrual cycle. It’s only in certain cases that certain cysts may have characteristics that could warrant additional assessment. As a private gynaecologist in London, Women’s Healthcare uses advanced diagnostic techniques that help with the evaluation and monitoring of ovarian cysts.
Monitoring, medication, surgical treatment, and a personalised treatment plan are some options we provide for the treatment of ovarian cysts. Let our experienced team help you receive the appropriate care and support you deserve based on your overall health and reproductive goals.