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3 month pregnancy  cyst in right ovary

2023-05-03 13:18:39
Second usg done. In first usg done at 2 month show a simple cyst in right ovary . Now today 3rd month ugs still show cyst . I have attached both usg report. And suggest what to do now. Can it cause problem in near term . Can I treat with medicine
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Nothing to worry

Answered2023-05-04 05:16:13

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Simple ovarian cyst generally does not cause any issues If the size grows beyond 7 cm may require treatment

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Connect please

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Please consult for proper discussion.

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It's small in size. It doesn't need removal now. Keep monitoring with 6 monthly ultrasound. It cannot be treated with medicines

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