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Cyst on ovary
I'm 5 weeks 2 days pregnant...Yesterday, I went for an ultrasound and found that there's a 5.2 diameter cyst on my ovary. I'm worried. Can this create problem for me? Also, in the scan, I could just see a gestational sac...is that all I should expect to see?
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Need to see you clinically and also the usg report
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Regarding cyst sometimes it goes by itself if corpus luteal cyst ,,,by your LMP you can calculate the size of gestational sac , repeat USG after 2 wks , till then take progesterone supplements,,,,,(which your doctor must have prescribed ) +
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Yes. You just see a gestational sac. Further details will come in next Sonography after 2 weeks.
Regarding 5.2 cm cyst , you have to wait. It will be seen in all Sonography reports. If it has to be removed, it will be done after 3 months , not earlier.
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