Hi..., Haemorrhagic ovarian cyst usually result from haemorrhage into a corpus luteum or other functional cyst. . They typically resolve within eight weeks. .. Most haemorrhagic cysts resolve completely within two menstrual cycles (8 weeks).
Cysts with a typical appearance of a haemorrhagic cyst should lead to follow-up ultrasound or MRI imaging in 6-12 weeks if:
the cyst is > 5 cm in diameter if the patient is pre-menopausal
or any size of a haemorrhagic cyst if the patient is perimenopausal
In the postmenopausal patient, surgical evaluation is warranted.
A cystic structure that does not convincingly satisfy the criteria for a benign cyst cannot be considered a cyst and should be evaluated with a short interval follow-up US or MRI....
Answered2016-03-16 02:05:43
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