What to do if I have bilateral cysts and gallbladder stones? Is surgery necessary and can Ayurveda help?

Question #53675

61 days ago

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What to do if I have bilateral cysts and gallbladder stones? Is surgery necessary and can Ayurveda help? - #53675

Client_a1511c

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I have painful periods and doctor suggested a scan. I did the scan and just found out I have bilateral cysts one of 3.5cm and other 2.5. I also accidentally found out I have gall bladder stone of size 7.5mm.what should I do? Is surgery required?can ayurveda cure this?

How long have you been experiencing painful periods?:

- 6 months to 1 year

What is the intensity of your period pain?:

- Severe — limits daily activities

Have you noticed any other symptoms along with the cysts or gallbladder stones?:

- Nausea or vomiting

Have you previously had any treatments for your cysts or gallbladder condition?:

- No, this is the first time seeking help

How is your digestive health overall?:

- Occasional bloating or gas

What is your current diet like?:

- Balanced with fruits and vegetables

Have you experienced any changes in your weight recently?:

- No noticeable changes

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Dr.Anush Jat

Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery

61 days ago

I’m sorry you’re dealing with this—finding multiple things on a scan at once can feel overwhelming. The good news is that many ovarian cysts and small gallbladder stones do not automatically need surgery, but they do need proper follow-up based on symptoms and scan details.
Cysts of 2.5 cm and 3.5 cm are relatively small/moderate in reproductive-age women. Many are functional cysts (related to ovulation) and can disappear on their own in a few cycles.
Also a 7.5 mm gallstone does not always require surgery if it was found accidentally and you have no typical gallbladder symptoms.
If you upload or type the exact ultrasound report wording wheather it is simple cyst / hemorrhagic cyst / chocolate cyst / endometrioma / dermoid / complex cyst? That wording changes advice significantly.
Please take an appointment because ive to take history in detail

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Client_a1511c

Client

61 days ago

Both ovaries are seen adjacent to each other posterior to the uterus with adhesions
Right ovary:
Cyst with dense internal echoes measuring 28x 24mm noted in the right
Left ovary
Cyst with dense internal echoes measuring 35 x 33mm noted in the left
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Dr.Anush Jat

Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery

61 days ago

Your scan findings are important and need proper follow-up. Since both ovaries are lying close behind the uterus with adhesions and both cysts have dense internal echoes, this pattern can be suggestive of endometriosis / endometrioma (chocolate cysts) rather than simple harmless cysts. That can also explain your severe painful periods.
These are not very large cysts, so emergency surgery is not automatically required But because you have severe pain affecting daily life, treatment is definitely needed.
Currently, I can start you on supportive medicines to help reduce pain, inflammation, hormonal imbalance, and sometimes help functional cysts regress naturally
I still need to take your history in detail (age, marriage status, pregnancy plans, cycle pattern, bleeding pattern, pain symptoms, previous illness, weight, bowel symptoms) to guide the best treatment. Kindly book an appointment for a personalized plan.

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