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∙ 12y agoThe size of the cyst matters less than the symptoms it causes. Even small cysts can stretch the lining of the joint and cause pain or discomfort.
There is no specific size that a cyst has to reach to have it removed.
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∙ 12y agoThe decision to remove a cyst in the wrist depends on various factors such as the size of the cyst, symptoms experienced by the individual, and impact on daily activities. Typically, cysts in the wrist are removed if they are causing pain, discomfort, or restricted movement, rather than just based on size alone. It's best to consult with a healthcare professional for an individualized assessment and recommendation.
If a ganglion does not cause symptoms it is best just to leave it alone. However, many people prefer to be rid of them. The best possible method of removing it is through homeopathy. Ask a homeopathist to give you a mixture of Ruta-Graveolens . Homeopathy doesn't work for everyone, you have to be someone who is willing to try it. The pain will generally subside after two days and the cyst will usually disappear after 3 days. Homeopathy works at the source of the problem and the cyst is said to never return. Many people have heard of the traditional cure. That is, to smash them with a heavy book (tradition holds it to be the family bible). This bursts the cyst under the skin. The fluid is then absorbed into the bloodstream. In some people this works well, but there is a high chance of it recurring as the walls of the cyst can reform. However, it is an instant cure for some. Sometimes it is possible to suck out the fluid with a needle and syringe. If the jelly-like fluid is very thick this may not work. Also, if it does work, there is a chance that the cyst will recur as the wall of the cyst is not removed, and the fluid may form again to refill the ganglion. However, in some people it cures the problem. As it is quite easy for a doctor to do, it is often attempted first. Surgical removal of the ganglion is the last resort that one should consider. This is a relatively minor operation. Rarely, after a ganglion is removed, one recurs again at the same site. However, after having it surgically removed a recurrence is much less likely to occur.
It could be. But i had a friend who recently had something similar on his wrist. It ended up being a small sack that filled with fluid. Some people said you could "resolve it" but smashing it with a big book (like a bible/phone book) but, i dont recommend that. He had it drained, only took like an hour long visit.
Clean the area with soap and water, apply an antibiotic ointment, and cover it with a clean bandage. Avoid squeezing or picking at the cyst to prevent infection. If the area becomes red, swollen, or painful, seek medical attention.
they need to wear a big hat that protects their eyes from the sun and then other clothes.
This is about personal preferences, not the need of a particular size. Most any penis is big enough to get the job done as in impregnating the woman. As for sexual pleasure, this can be a different thing. Big girls might want a bigger penis but men should not think about this as a serious problem. It is not so much about size as it is in the way or movement when performing.
I believe it is called a ganglion cyst. It is harmless but can be removed if it gets too big or annoying.
no, but it can make it harder to get preg. if they are really big. you should always have a ultra sound to determine the size of the cyst, and if they need to be removed before getting preg.
I just had a 12 cm dermoid ovarian tumor removed and I didn't even know I had it in me!
A cyst that big requires immediate medical attention.
It is 4 inches big?
It's 2,2 inches. Kind of the same size of a clementine.
Yes, a 6 cm ovarian cyst is considered to be a little big.
Depends on how big the baby is
1.2 inches
That's about 2 inches
the size of a dime
158112 mm2 or 158.112 cm2