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Should I Be Concerned On Fluid Accumulation And Cysts If I Plan To Have Kids?

I had a CT scan in feb of this year said small amount of free floating fluid in the pelvis and a 19mm cyst. i also had a MRI done in june and it said a moderate amount of free floating fluid in the pelvis and multiple cysts oneach ovary should i be concerned about the build up of fluid if i plan on having kids
Thu, 27 Feb 2014
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Multiple cysts in the ovary associated with infertility are usually observed in PCOD, the commonest hormonal disorder observed in the reproductive age group. Usually cysts up to 1-2 cm. can be treated medically and surgical intervention is needed in larger ones only. Fluid in the pelvis could be a sequel to rupture of the cysts but needs to be identified. Please get a complete evaluation by a specialist, get a complete hormonal profile before excluding other causes and proceeding for further management. Such cysts do not usually pose a problem in conception with timely treatment. Hope this helps.
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Should I Be Concerned On Fluid Accumulation And Cysts If I Plan To Have Kids?

Hi, Multiple cysts in the ovary associated with infertility are usually observed in PCOD, the commonest hormonal disorder observed in the reproductive age group. Usually cysts up to 1-2 cm. can be treated medically and surgical intervention is needed in larger ones only. Fluid in the pelvis could be a sequel to rupture of the cysts but needs to be identified. Please get a complete evaluation by a specialist, get a complete hormonal profile before excluding other causes and proceeding for further management. Such cysts do not usually pose a problem in conception with timely treatment. Hope this helps.