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Re: ovarian cystFrom: AGrunebaum@aol.comFri Nov 14 05:01:08 1997
In a message dated 97-11-13 22:25:48 EST, you write: << Hi list. I have a 30 y.o G3P2 now at 14 weeks gestation. At 10 weeks she had a 10 cm simple cyst and moderate pain. I left it alone at that time but she has had waxing and waning episodes of pain, about once a week. I had hoped it was an atypical persistent corpus luteum. Cyst is still present, still 10 cm, and still moderately painful. So would you wait, do an ovarian cystectomy/oophorectomy, or try open laparoscopy and drainage. thanks for your thoughts Aaron A. Mendel MD Holden, MA >> Before I answer that problem, I'll ask you a question myself: What would you have done, if she had the same problem, but wouldn't be pregnant? (10 cm cyst with symptoms).
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