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Ovarian Cyst Treatment in Yelahanka, Bangalore

Ovarian cyst diagnosis and treatment in Yelahanka — ultrasound monitoring, hormonal care and laparoscopic cystectomy by Dr. Prathima Srinivas, Gynecologist.

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Ovarian cyst ultrasound evaluation at Dhaara Speciality Hospital Yelahanka
Ovarian cysts — most need only monitoring; the ones that don't are treated keyhole

Key Takeaways

  • Most ovarian cysts are functional — they form and disappear with cycles within 2–3 months.
  • Ultrasound character decides: watch, medicine, or laparoscopic surgery — unnecessary surgery is avoided.
  • Acute severe one-sided pain with vomiting suggests torsion or rupture — that is an emergency.
  • Complex or persistent cysts get a full workup including tumour markers, with fertility-preserving surgery where possible.

Types of Ovarian Cysts — Which One is Yours?

  • Functional (follicular/corpus luteum): cycle-related, usually vanish in 2–3 months — monitored, not operated
  • Endometrioma ('chocolate cyst'): from endometriosis; persistent; often needs laparoscopic removal
  • Dermoid (teratoma): present from birth, grows slowly; removed when significant due to torsion risk
  • Serous/mucinous cystadenoma: benign tumours; surgery when sizeable
  • Complex/solid cysts: evaluated with tumour markers and staged surgery if suspicious — never ignored

Surgery, When Needed, is Keyhole and Fertility-Preserving

Cystectomy (removing only the cyst) via laparoscopy preserves the ovary and fertility in the great majority of cases. Dr. Prathima Srinivas uses ovarian-sparing technique and intraoperative judgement to leave healthy tissue behind. Only genuinely suspicious cysts need more extensive surgery — and that decision follows proper imaging and markers, not guesswork.

Your Ovarian Cyst Care at Dhaara

Flowchart of ovarian cyst management at Dhaara Speciality Hospital Yelahanka: ultrasound characterisation, tumour markers, monitoring or laparoscopic cystectomy

What Are Ovarian Cysts?

An ovarian cyst is a fluid-filled sac that forms on or inside an ovary. Most are functional cysts — a normal part of the menstrual cycle (follicular cysts and corpus luteum cysts) that resolve on their own within 2–3 cycles. Others are true growths that need evaluation and sometimes surgery: dermoid cysts, endometriomas ("chocolate cysts" of endometriosis), cystadenomas, and — less commonly — cystic tumours.

At Dhaara Speciality Hospital, Yelahanka, Dr. Prathima Srinivas evaluates ovarian cysts with ultrasound and tumour markers, and performs laparoscopic cystectomy — keyhole removal of the cyst while preserving the ovary — whenever appropriate.

Symptoms

  • Dull ache or a sense of fullness in the lower abdomen, usually one-sided
  • Pain during intimacy
  • Irregular periods
  • Bloating or abdominal swelling with larger cysts
  • Sudden, severe one-sided pain with nausea — possible torsion (ovary twisting) or rupture — this is an emergency
Emergency signs: sudden severe pelvic pain with vomiting, fainting, or fever needs immediate attention — ovarian torsion can threaten the ovary, and a ruptured cyst can bleed. Come to our 24/7 emergency department or call 87478 74666.

Diagnosis

  • Pelvic ultrasound — the primary tool; characterises size, contents (simple fluid, solid areas, septations) and blood flow (Doppler)
  • Repeat ultrasound after 2–3 cycles — simple cysts in premenopausal women often resolve; follow-up avoids unnecessary surgery
  • Tumour markers (CA-125 and others) — interpreted with age and ultrasound pattern, not in isolation
  • MRI — for complex cysts where ultrasound is inconclusive

Treatment

Watchful waiting: simple functional cysts under ~5 cm in premenopausal women — periodic ultrasound follow-up.
Hormonal contraception: prevents new functional cysts from forming in women with recurring cysts.
Laparoscopic cystectomy: keyhole removal of the cyst with the ovary preserved — the standard for persistent, large, symptomatic or suspicious cysts in young women. Dermoid cysts and endometriomas are ideally removed this way. Our laparoscopic approach →
Larger surgery for suspicious masses: when imaging and markers suggest a tumour, management follows oncology guidelines with appropriate staging surgery — planned, not rushed, and always discussed with you first.

Frequently Asked Questions

Can an ovarian cyst go away without surgery?
Yes — most functional cysts resolve within 2–3 menstrual cycles. That is why the first response to a simple cyst is usually a follow-up ultrasound, not an operation.
Will cyst removal affect my fertility?
Laparoscopic cystectomy is designed to preserve the ovary and fertility. Experienced technique matters — the ovary is reconstructed to protect its reserve. For endometriomas, many women find their fertility improves after surgery, especially when endometriosis was the cause of delay.
Can I get an ovarian cyst during pregnancy?
Yes, and most are harmless and resolve by the second trimester. Cysts are monitored with ultrasound; surgery is reserved for torsion, rupture, or suspicious features.

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Can an ovarian cyst go away without surgery?

Yes — functional cysts, the commonest type, typically resolve within 2–3 menstrual cycles. We re-scan rather than rush to theatre. Surgery is reserved for persistent, pathological or complicated cysts.

What is ovarian torsion and why is it an emergency?

A large cyst can twist the ovary on its blood supply, causing sudden severe pain with vomiting. Untreated, the ovary dies within hours. Emergency keyhole surgery can usually save the ovary — which is why that pain means 'hospital now'.

Do ovarian cysts cause cancer?

The vast majority are benign. Simple cysts in premenopausal women are almost never cancer. Complex features on ultrasound with rising markers (CA-125 etc.) need proper staging — and even then, many turn out benign on final histology.

Will cyst removal affect my periods or fertility?

Cystectomy preserves ovarian tissue, so periods and fertility are normally unaffected. There is a temporary dip in egg reserve after endometrioma surgery — another reason we operate only when genuinely needed and preserve tissue meticulously.

I'm pregnant and an ultrasound showed a cyst. Should I worry?

Pregnancy cysts (corpus luteum) support early pregnancy and usually resolve by the second trimester. They're monitored; surgery only for torsion/rupture or strongly suspicious features.

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