Gynaecologist, Sri Ganganagar
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Ovarian cysts are seen only in older people.
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Ovarian cysts can develop even at an early age. In fact it is more commonly seen in women who have regular periods. Most women produce at least one follicle or corpus luteum cyst each month. This rarely occurs in older women (above 50 years of age) because eggs are no longer released then.
Polycystic ovaries lead to infertility..
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Women with polycystic ovaries (endometrial cyst) either ovulate occasionally or never release a mature ovum (egg). Normally the matured ovum combines with the male sperm during fertilization to produce an embryo, which eventually grows into a baby. An estimated 8-10% of women of reproductive age are affected with Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome.
The fluid-filled cyst developing from the cells on the surface of the ovary is-
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Ovarian cystadenomas originates from the epithelium surface of the ovary. These cysts have a smooth inner and outer surface, and tend to grow in size.
Which of the following ovarian cyst is most likely to undergo torsion during pregnancy?
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Dermoid cysts are most likely to undergo torsion as a result of their fat content. This causes them to float in the abdominal cavity and stimulate torsion of the adnexa in the event of strenuous physical activity.
Ovarian cysts can be cancerous.
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Ovarian cysts are not cancerous. They are usually benign, and are mostly formed during the menstrual cycle. Two types of ovarian cysts are common- Corpus luteum and Follicle. Follicle cysts are formed when the ovum fails to break out of the sac, while Corpus luteum cysts develop once the sac is closed after the release of ovum. This leads to accumulation of fluid inside the sac. Both the types of cysts disappear on their own within a few weeks or months.
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