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How to controll Bilateral chocolate cyst
How to manage bilateral ovarian chocolate cyst?
I do not prefer surgery because after surgery it may reccur.
Now I am an unmarried girl of age 26. I want at least more 3 years to control it without surgery. After 3 years I can married and then before conception it may be going to surgery if necessary by the advice of doctor.
At present I am on taking dienogest 2 mg daily for almost 17 months.
Told me about how can I controlle it? Continue this tablet? Or others medical option available?
Last usg report on April, 2021:
R. Ovarian cyst of size 1.7*1.3 CM &
L. Ovarian cyst size 3.0*2.7 CM.
R. Ovary volume: 9 cc
L. Ovary volume: 32 cc.
Impression: Bilateral ovarian cyst showing internal echoes within. ( Bilateral endometrial/chocolate cyst)
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Untill causing any problem, need not intervene.
Watch and do serial ultra sound
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Specialist gynecologist
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For non surgical management of Ovarian cysts, you can take several GOLD-GAP alternatives available like GnRH analogous, Letrozole etc.
Not all ovarian cysts need to be managed surgically
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consult any Doctor, preferably a gynaecologist for appropriate medical non surgical treatment alternatives available
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