16cm fluid sac
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My mum has went through a ultrasound scan and found a 16cm fluid sac. As the fluid sac is too big, the doctor has suggested a CT scan to diagnose on the correlation to the organs.
Wondering for those who has encountered a big fluid cyst, do you have to go through so many rounds of scanning and how soon did the doctors perform the surgery?
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amy15515 tulipia42378
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hi. i had a 22cm fluid filled ovarian cyst removed in february. i had 1 xray, 1 scan then my surgery which they managed to do key hole. they drained 1.5L from the cyst then pulled the empty sack through a tiny incision. recovery was very quick
tulipia42378 amy15515
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hi amy, hope you have fully recovered. How do manage to find out on the fluid sac?
My mum has been referred between Urology and gynaecology. The diagnosis was not easy. This morning they have draw her blood for further checks on cancer diagnosis.
Thanks for sharing.
amy15515 tulipia42378
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thank you. i have fully recovered now xx
Dmorgan518 tulipia42378
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hi if im not mistaken .. clear/fluid filled cysts are not cancerous and they are just running tests to be extra cautious ..if it has a solid component to it then that is whats questionable. in my case it was solid and fluid filled and still turned out benign! mine was 10 cm and was causing me so much pain it was def blocking my organs because it was hard to digest and use the bathroom (sorry tmi) but the surgery went so well and i recovered in no time
tulipia42378 Dmorgan518
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Which organ is fluid sac associated with?
amy15515 tulipia42378
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organ?
its just a fluid filled cyst. once thats drained i mean they remove it like an empty sac
Dmorgan518 amy15515
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mine was on my ovary .. if you look up your anatomy you can see how your ovary and bowel, and small intestine are near each other and play a part in digestion and bowel movements .. or u can be asymptomatic but with a cyst that large im sure she has symptoms
amy15515 tulipia42378
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sorry didnt understand what she was asking. mine too was on the ovary. they had to remove the cyst, right ovary and fallopian tube x i too had the bloods it is precaution if its fluid its usually non serious it is a solid mass they are concerned about. that would certainly be taken out by major open surgery as they cannot drain xx
MomZac tulipia42378
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I'm older now but have had several ovarian cysts, mainly in my younger years. I was in bed when the first one burst and I thought I'd been stabbed! ultrasound showed it was 2.5 times the size of my ovary, just hanging off the ovary until it blew. I didn't know with subsequent ones the same way. Haven't had any problem since I went thru menopause.