I have an 8cm simple left ovarian cyst and I'm wondering if minimally invasive surgery would be a good option for me to get it removed

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Dr Dhankecha Dineshbhai

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Yes, minimally invasive surgery (laparoscopic cystectomy) is generally a good option for removing a simple ovarian cyst, especially if it's 8 cm and causing symptoms or has persisted. It usually results in faster recovery, less pain, and minimal scarring. However, final decision depends on imaging findings, symptoms, and your overall health‚Äîplease consult your gynecologist.

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My wife is 34 weeks pregnant and she's been dealing with a really bothersome dry cough lately. I'm quite concerned and would really appreciate any advice on what we can do to relieve her discomfort. Could you recommend a safe and effective solution for her?

suffering from a dry cough, consider these natural remedies: Home Remedies - Eat raw garlic with honey to alleviate congestion - Drink apple cider vinegar mixed with water or black tea to boost immunity - Gargle with warm salty water to reduce respiratory infections - Stay hydrated with warm water, clear broth, or warm lemon water - Use a humidifier to moisturize nasal, throat, and lung passages - Try ginger tea to reduce phlegm and inflammation

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I'm a bit worried and confused about something that happened recently. If a guy rubs his genitals and ejaculates in his underwear, and then there's rubbing against a woman's genitals with a very slightly wet surface, could that possibly lead to pregnancy, especially since it happened a week after her period ended?

There is almost negligeble risk of you becoming pregnant no need to worry

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I'm feeling kind of anxious about my wife's recent obstetrical scan. It showed a single live fetus in the cephalic position at 29 weeks with a mature grade III placenta in the upper segment. Is it still possible for us to go through a normal vaginal delivery with these findings?

if didn't tell exactly

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