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Hello
My scan results showed I have a 9.2cm by 9.4cm cyst on my left ovary and a 6.5cm by 4.2cm fibriod in my uterus . The cyst was concluded to be a cystadenoma . Please anyone heard of this condition and how do I get rid of it naturally.

Pls help gynaecologist in the how and those with useful information and advice. Thanks

Cystadenoma: Yes, some years back. We operated on one. It was so large to be removed whole. The longest incision could not deliver it whole. It contained more than 10 liters of fluid.

The prognosis was good. Patient recovered and was discharged.
Yours is small; no need to fear. Every surgery comes with risk and that is why patients sign consent form.

Note: The ovary and tube could be removed if damaged.

As for the fibroid the doctors know what to do when they open up but before surgery they would have given you full medical advice. But know that what they see outside may not be what they see inside when they open up.

oxypress:
Cystadenoma: Yes, some years back. We operated on one. It was so large to be removed whole. The longest incision could not deliver it whole. It contained more than 10 liters of fluid.

The prognosis was good. Patient recovered and was discharged.
Yours is small; no need to fear. Every surgery comes with risk and that is why patients sign consent form.

Note: The ovary and tube could be removed if damaged.

As for the fibroid the doctors know what to do when they open up but before surgery they would have given you full medical advice. But know that what they see outside may not be what they see inside when they open up.

thanks a lot for your response may God bless you. I am ttc is there no any other solution apart from surgery

Kudibaby:
thanks a lot for your response may God bless you. I am ttc is there no any other solution apart from surgery

We have seen pregnancies coexisting with large fibroids or large cysts. But when they are preventing pregnancies action needs to be taken.

It is possible to get pregnant with these two mases because in medicine all things are possible. However no medic will advice you to sit on the fence because time is clicking.

oxypress:
We have seen pregnancies coexisting with large fibroids or large cysts. But when they are preventing pregnancies action needs to be taken.

It is possible to get pregnant with these two mases because in medicine all things are possible. However no medic will advice you to sit on the fence because time is clicking.

thanks but what are the procedures to be followed prior to surgery any advice on what I should say or do at the hospital.

Kudibaby:
thanks but what are the procedures to be followed prior to surgery any advice on what I should say or do at the hospital.

Go to a big Govt hospital near you, pay for a card. Tell them you want to see gynae doctor, when they call you in, tell the doctor you are feeling something in your belle so you went to do a scan by your self and they gave you result. They will now ask plenty of questions and examine you etc.

Kudibaby:
Hello
My scan results showed I have a 9.2cm by 9.4cm cyst on my left ovary and a 6.5cm by 4.2cm fibriod in my uterus . The cyst was concluded to be a cystadenoma . Please anyone heard of this condition and how do I get rid of it naturally.

Cystadenoma of the ovary is a non-cancerous tumour of the ovary that is common during the reproductive age, rare before puberty and after menopause. It varies in size, can be very large.

Fibroid is also common in this same age group as cystadenoma. Relationship between fibroid and infertility is not fully understood, it does not cause infertility neither does ovarian cystadenoma, but may lead to recurrent pregnancy loss depending on the location of the fibroid.

people have become pregnant with co-existing fibroid and delivered same, including twins.

Treatment of cystadenoma will depend on your age, size of the tumour and the histology type and may include removing the tumour alone (cystectomy) or removing the entire ovary and the adjacent tube if affected (salpongo-oophorevtomy.

Removing the fibroid will also depend on the size, your age, presence of symptoms or recurrent pregnancy loss as well as on your choice whether to remove it or not.

The only problem is that after the surgery, there is a chance of recurrence if both the fibroid and the cyst, except where the womb is removed (in the case of the fibroid)

Like you've been advised above, go to a Teaching hospital and be managed by the Gynaecologist.

Cheers!!

ChelseaDr:
Cystadenoma of the ovary is a non-cancerous tumour of the ovary that is common during the reproductive age, rare before puberty and after menopause. It varies in size, can be very large.

Fibroid is also common in this same age group as cystadenoma. Relationship between fibroid and infertility is not fully understood, it does not cause infertility neither does ovarian cystadenoma, but may lead to recurrent pregnancy loss depending on the location of the fibroid.

people have become pregnant with co-existing fibroid and delivered same, including twins.

Treatment of cystadenoma will depend on your age, size of the tumour and the histology type and may include removing the tumour alone (cystectomy) or removing the entire ovary and the adjacent tube if affected (salpongo-oophorevtomy.

Removing the fibroid will also depend on the size, your age, presence of symptoms or recurrent pregnancy loss as well as on your choice whether to remove it or not.

The only problem is that after the surgery, there is a chance of recurrence if both the fibroid and the cyst, except where the womb is removed (in the case of the fibroid)

Like you've been advised above, go to a Teaching hospital and be managed by the Gynaecologist.

Cheers!!

thanks a lot may God bless you.

Kudibaby:
thanks a lot may God bless you.

You're welcome, bless you too

Kudibaby:
thanks a lot may God bless you.

You're welcome, bless you too

Kudibaby...Can I have ur contact pls