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Bilateral chocolate cyst

2017-09-11 06:01:13
Hello doctor,I am 25, I have been diagnosed with bilateral chocolate cyst. 2 cysts measuring 5.6cm and 4.8cm in left ovary and one cyst measuring 4.6cm on right ovary. I had no symptoms except lower back and leg cramps during my menses. We are planning for our 1st baby from 6 months. I have been advised to go for laparoscopy ? My other blood reports are normal with amh 3.69..will laparoscopy decrease my chances of conception.? Need an early reply since going for surgery this week. Thank you
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U should go for laproscopy, it will not decrease Ur chances of conception.

Answered2017-09-11 07:14:34

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