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Can Chocolate Cyst Shink By Itself ?

my CA-125 is 59 and there is a mass in my left ovary around 5 cm. Doctors are not sure what kind of cyst is it.I am assuming the symptoms are of a chocolate cyst. Doctors are suggesting laporoscopy but i want to shrink it naturally ... is it possible? Can this be a ovarian cancer? or cervical cancer? I didn't get PAP test done.
Tue, 30 Aug 2011
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Hi,
Welcome to HCM.
Mass or cyst in the ovary could be benign or malignant. In most of the cases on ultrasound we can confidently make a diagnosis whether it is malignant or benign, clear cyst or chocolate cyst or dermoid cyst.
But sometimes the findings are confusing and in these cases best alternative available is laparoscopic evalation of the mass.
I think you should get a laparoscopy done, if not already done and if the cystic mas is persisting.
Wish you all the best.
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Can Chocolate Cyst Shink By Itself ?

Hi, Welcome to HCM. Mass or cyst in the ovary could be benign or malignant. In most of the cases on ultrasound we can confidently make a diagnosis whether it is malignant or benign, clear cyst or chocolate cyst or dermoid cyst. But sometimes the findings are confusing and in these cases best alternative available is laparoscopic evalation of the mass. I think you should get a laparoscopy done, if not already done and if the cystic mas is persisting. Wish you all the best.