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Is Increasing Size Of Ovarian Cyst While On Eloquis A Cause For Concern?

I have a 41mm ovarian cyst that is increasing in size and am currently take eloquis for hyper-coagulative syndrome. I have heard this approaching the size where removal is usually recommended. I am wondering if that is a true statement and also if I should be worried about it rupturing due to be on the anti-coagulate.
Thu, 14 May 2015
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HI, thanks for using healthcare magic

There are different criteria for removal of a ovarian cyst:(1) cyst larger than 7.6 cm
(2)cysts that is observed for 2 to 3 months with no improvement
(3)bilateral cysts (on both sides)
(4)ultrasound findings indicating the cyst is not simple, it is possibly a dangerous cyst

If you are not having no symptoms then it may not need to be removed at this stage.
There is a small risk of rupture but this may not be significant.

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Is Increasing Size Of Ovarian Cyst While On Eloquis A Cause For Concern?

HI, thanks for using healthcare magic There are different criteria for removal of a ovarian cyst:(1) cyst larger than 7.6 cm (2)cysts that is observed for 2 to 3 months with no improvement (3)bilateral cysts (on both sides) (4)ultrasound findings indicating the cyst is not simple, it is possibly a dangerous cyst If you are not having no symptoms then it may not need to be removed at this stage. There is a small risk of rupture but this may not be significant. I hope this helps