Hemorrhagic Ovarian Cyst: “A Case Report”

Abstract

A hemorrhagic cyst is a type of functioning cyst that arises when a cyst bleed. Abdominal discomfort on one side of the body is a symptom of this sort of cyst. A 36-year-old female from Dhanora Ta. Digras Dist. Yavatmal admitted in gynecology ward no. 17 in AVBRH on date 22/03/2021 with known case of hemorrhagic ovarian Cyst. Symptoms: Nausea and vomiting, abdominal pain and fever. Clinical Findings: CBC: Hb – 10.4gm%, Total RBC count: 3.87 million/ cu.mm, Total WBC count: 11400 cu.mm. In liver function test:  Albumin – 2.1 gm/dl. Report of cytology examination: 31/03/2021, (Peritoneal wash cytology – Smear show only hemorrhagic material and a few leukocytes at place) USG: Urinary bladder: Very minimal distended with anehoic content. Uterus: The right ovary shows changes of hemorrhagic cysts with low level echoes & internal/ separation within the right ovary cystic lesion measure 12 x 10 x12 cm with volume of 780 cc. Diagnosis: The patient was diagnosed with Right hemorrhagic ovarian cyst. Therapeutic Intervention: Inj. Pantoprazole 40 mg OD, Tab. Tramadol 50 mg BD, Tab. Buscopan 10 mg BD, Tab. Emset 4 mg BD. Etiology: Sexual intercourse causes pain, especially when it is deep. Pain in the lower abdomen or pelvis. It can be severe, abrupt, and harsh. Menstrual cycles that are irregular. Conclusion: Clinical, laboratory, and USG characteristics of individuals with a hemorrhagic ovarian cyst can help gynecologists determine the best course of treatment, avoiding needless surgery.