1. I've been diagnosed with a 5.6mm x 4.2mm dermoid cyst on my right ovary what actually causes these cysts to form in the body? I've heard they can contain weird things like teeth or hair how does that even happen? 2. Is surgery the only way to treat a dermoid cyst, or can it be managed with alternatives like yoga, Ayurveda, or homeopathy? I'd really prefer to avoid surgery if possible. 3. It's called a monster cyst because it might have tissues like bone or nails how does something like that develop inside the body on its own?

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Dr Kamran Mohammed

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Surgery s the only treatment option for a dermoid cyst..get it removed laparoscopically

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I've been dealing with this issue for two years now and my doctor hasn't recommended surgery yet but I'm wondering if I can choose it as a permanent solution on my own

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