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Endometriomas
I'm a patient of bilateral endometriomas diagnosed in 2020. That time usg was done and cyst size was LO cyst size 6.5*5.7 CM & RO cyst size 3.6*2.4 CM. Doctor prescribed Dienogest 2 mg. Now recent usg said, LO cyst size 2.7*2.4 CM & RO cyst size 1.1*1.7 CM.
Now my doctor told me that since the cyst doesnot disappear so stop the medicine. I want to know if I stop the medicine, can this cyst increases in size and how much it will increase & what will be the next possible treatment? If periods happen then it must be increases in size? Plz don't adv for consultation. Request For genuine answer as I am tensed about that.
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Cyst can Increase in size again after stopping medicine
How much will it increase ... unpredictable
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Dr. Nidhi Sharma
Gynecologist/Obstetrician
19 yrs exp
Chennai
You can continue dienogest
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Stop dienogest only if planning for pregnancy
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You can shift to Freedase from dienogest. It is cheaper and you get contraception and regular periods
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Dr. Vidushi Sawhney
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