Patient's Query
Hi doctor,
I am 22 weeks pregnant, and I have a 7.8 inches cyst on the right ovary. It has become big during pregnancy. Before pregnancy, it was 2.3 inches. I do not have any problem till now. I have done the tumor marker tests. Please advise. What can be done?
Hi,
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Has it got increased from 2.3 inches to 7.8 inches in a few months? What does the tumor marker test report? Was the measurement appropriately done? Is this is a single cyst size? Is it a solid or fluid-filled cyst? A Dermoid cyst with multiple solid tissues could show torsion. Some fluid-filled cyst could rupture and spill inside the pelvis and can initiate infection too. You send me your complete scan report and your CA 125 (cancer antigen) report. Your family history, your gynecology, and obstetrics history are also needed. Mostly corpus luteal cyst occurs in patients having a history of a polycystic ovary which is a common finding. But mostly it is found to be small and resolves by itself. Occasionally, big cysts can trigger miscarriage, infection, torsion or preterm labor. Investigations are also needed for large cysts. But it can cause preterm labor and perinatal death. Send me the scan report and the tumor marker report. So I can give you a treatment suggestion. In case of any pain, report immediately to a tertiary care hospital for an emergency.
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Answered byDr. Uzma Arqam
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