is it possible for cysts on a woman's ovaries to just dissappear?

Question

i was diagnosed of polycystic ovaries 5yrs ago and i've been trying to conceive as well but to no avail. i've been doing regular check ups as until begginning of 2006. i saw my period june 16th and just this evenning i went for a scan and was both ovaries are nomal with no cyst my womb is also normal no fibroid. i'm 33yrs old

Answer 1

Yes they can come and go along the way. However usually with PCOS (have it myself and finally got pregnant so don't give up!!!) there will be some cysts. For example my ovaries were covered with them right before I got pregnant. It is okay though for some women to not have the cysts but have the other symptoms of PCOS. I wouldn't worry about it and count it as a blessing if your ovaries aren't staying full of cysts. That increases your chance of conceiving throughout your life. We tried for 4 1/2 years. I really recommend having some simple tests done. I had fasting bloodwork and and HSG done (where they run dye in your tubes and uterus to check for abnormalities, tears, blockage, etc). My husband had a semen analysis done. Everything for me was fine. My husband's motility was low but most of the time all that doesn't matter really because I have seen women get pregnant when their husband had major problems. Anyway the HSG didn't hurt me at all really. Just a slight pinch at the beginning. I didn't feel the dye at all. I recommend having these tests done because it would give you a clear view of what your problems may be. I think I just needed a good cleaning out (by the dye) because I ovulated 3 days later after the dye was run. And now I am 3 months pregnant. I did take clomid though which is a cheaper and quicker way to see results. If you don't get pregnant by the third month (after the HSG) I would seek a Reproductive Endocrinologist which specializes in infertility. However most insurances will not cover this. Good luck!

Answer 2

Yes, it's possible. It happened to me about two years ago.
At my exam my doctor found a cyst on one of my ovaries. She ordered an ultrasound. When I had the ultrasound done, the cyst was gone.

Answer 3

tell your scientific expert in the present day. an analogous factor got here approximately to me. the day before, a pinge-like soreness in the left ovary section, then the pointy, shooting pains. twelve hours later, ( i replaced into out-of-state), i replaced into nauseous, dizzy with non-supply up vomitting. the subsequent factor i knew, the scientific expert's place of work replaced into arranging for an amulance to take my to the wellness midsection. the analysis replaced into an ovarian cyst that had burst open. i spent 3 days in the wellness midsection on a demerol drip. poisonous fluids have been amassing in my abdomen section. i replaced into advised it ought to have killed me if i does no longer have sought scientific help. you ought to call your scientific expert, stat!

Answer 4

Yes, they can dissolve on their own , esp. if your hormones changed for some reason (such as weight changes, medication or diet changes).