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How To Treat Ovarian Cyst And Abdominal Pain In Children?

Sir my maid is fifteen years old and last four five months she asked that she has stomoch pain.we visited a doctor dictor guve her medicine of urine infection and de warming. Yesterday ultrasound was done and cyst in stomoch in ovary size 42.6×42.4 mm is it dangerous .
Wed, 29 Apr 2020
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Hi,

I guess the abdominal pain has subsided with treatment given. The cyst is probably an unrelated incidental finding.

Most commonly, ovarian cysts in this age group is functional , occurring from transient hormonal variations.

These will disappear in 3-6 months. If there are no ultrasound features of concern(like solid components inside), we need not worry as the size is small. It is better to get blood CA-125 test done.

If this is normal, all that is needed is a repeat ultrasound after 3 months. Only if it persists or enlarges, we need intervention. Kindly discuss with a gynecologist.

Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further.

Take care

Regards,
Dr. Muhammed Aslam TK
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How To Treat Ovarian Cyst And Abdominal Pain In Children?

Hi, I guess the abdominal pain has subsided with treatment given. The cyst is probably an unrelated incidental finding. Most commonly, ovarian cysts in this age group is functional , occurring from transient hormonal variations. These will disappear in 3-6 months. If there are no ultrasound features of concern(like solid components inside), we need not worry as the size is small. It is better to get blood CA-125 test done. If this is normal, all that is needed is a repeat ultrasound after 3 months. Only if it persists or enlarges, we need intervention. Kindly discuss with a gynecologist. Hope I have answered your query. Let me know if I can assist you further. Take care Regards, Dr. Muhammed Aslam TK