Brief Answer: ANTIBIOTICS MAY BENEFIT, CALCIFICATION BENIGN. Detailed Answer: Hello XXXXXXX Thanks for writing to us with your health concern. May I request you to upload the initial ultrasound scan report also ? Your CT scan is in essence normal. The small bit of calcification is indicated to be post inflammatory in likelihood. This means that you had some mild infection in the groin which resolved . The cyst also was likely infective, post resolution the lymph nodes are enlarged and there is residual calcification int he area. The calcification could be due to the previous ectopic you had, and also age related normal calcification in the adnexal region. The uterus , tubes, ovaries and cervix are all normal, so there is no cause for concern. Also, yes, diverticulosis can aggravate and flare up the lymph nodes ( which are clearly labelled as reactive ), particularly on the right side. If you are symptomatically not fully relieved, yes, extended course of antibiotics will benefit you. Also, a thorough gynecological evaluation ( per vaginum and per speculum ) in conjunction with a Pap smear should be done. All the best Please feel free to discuss further.

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Brief Answer: YES CYST HAS CLEARED UP Detailed Answer: Hello Thank you for your appreciation. Am glad you sent along the ultrasound scan report. Actually, you mentioned a 5 mm septated cyst, while the scan mentions a 3.3. cm para ovarian cyst which is significant in size. However, the cyst has surely cleared up, as it was not picked up on the CT scan. The ultrasound scan otherwise is normal. The CT indicates the lymph nodes are reactive. You can go in for an extended course of antibiotics and give the nodes 4 - 6 weeks to clear up, failing which, a repeat CT scan and possibly biopsy of the enlarged node would be the appropriate step. The raised WBC count in the CBC also further supports the infective etiology of the whole picture. Take care, and have a good day !

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