Assoc. Prof. Dr.
Meral Tuğba Çimşir

Ovarian Cysts and Myoma Follow-up

One of the most common problems in women's reproductive health, ovarian cysts and myomas, can often be silent, but in some cases they can lead to serious health problems. Therefore, regular follow-up and correct management are of great importance.

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Meral Tuğba Çimşir provides early diagnosis and effective follow-up of ovarian cysts and myomas with modern imaging techniques and individual treatment plans in her private clinic in Alanya.

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What are Ovarian Cysts?

Ovarian cysts are fluid-filled sacs that develop on or within the ovarian tissue. Most cysts are functional and can disappear on their own; however, some cysts can grow or cause complications.

Main types of ovarian cysts:
- Functional cysts (follicle cyst, corpus luteum cyst)
- Dermoid cysts (teratoma)
- Endometrioma (chocolate cyst)
- Cystadenomas
- Polycystic ovary disease (PCOS)
Symptoms
- Groin pain or feeling of fullness
- Irregular menstrual cycle
- Pain during intercourse
- Bloating or feeling of pressure in the abdomen
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What is Myoma?

Myomas are benign tumors that develop from the uterine muscle tissue. They can cause different complaints depending on their size, number and location. It is a common condition seen in approximately 20-40% of women.

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Types of myoma:
- Submucosal (close to the inner wall of the uterus)
- Intramural (in the muscle layer of the uterus)
- Subserosal (on the outer surface of the uterus)
- Cystadenomas
- Polycystic ovary disease (PCOS)
Symptoms;
- Heavy and prolonged menstrual bleeding
- Pelvic pain or feeling of pressure
- Frequent urination
- Risk of miscarriage or difficulty in giving birth during pregnancy

How Are Ovarian Cysts and Myomas Followed?

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Meral Tuğba Çimşir creates individual follow-up plans for each patient:


Transvaginal Ultrasonography: Clear visualization of the ovarian and uterine structures
Color Doppler Ultrasound: Evaluation of the blood flow characteristics of the cyst or myoma
MR or advanced imaging techniques when necessary
Hormone analyses: Determining whether the cysts are hormonally caused
Biochemistry tests: Tumor marker screening (such as CA-125 when necessary)
Regular size and growth monitoring: Measurements at 3-6 month intervals
Surgical guidance: Laparoscopic or open surgical planning in cases that are growing, causing complaints or are at risk
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When is Treatment Required?

Not every ovarian cyst or myoma requires treatment. However, intervention is recommended in the following cases:


If the cyst is larger than 5 cm in diameter and continues to grow.
If the myoma causes heavy menstrual bleeding, anemia.
MRI or advanced imaging techniques when necessary.
If there are pain, pressure symptoms or inability to conceive.
If there is a risk that the cyst is malignant.
If the cyst or myoma is growing rapidly.
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Professional Follow-up Opportunity in Alanya

Assoc. Prof. Dr. Meral Tuğba Çimşir, as an expert with years of experience in the field of gynecological and obstetric imaging, makes a difference not only in device quality but also in accurate clinical interpretation and patient information.

Our clinic is located in the center of Alanya and also serves patients from the surrounding districts of Gazipaşa, Manavgat, Serik and abroad. With regular examinations and individualized follow-up plans, we ensure that ovarian cysts and myomas are managed without affecting your health.

Frequently Asked Questions
Can ovarian cysts turn into cancer?
Do fibroids prevent pregnancy?
Do cysts always show symptoms?
Do fibroids disappear after menopause?
Is an ovarian cyst rupture dangerous?

Regular follow-up for ovarian cysts and myomas saves lives.

Contact us for your health, let's start a conscious management process.

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