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Pain in the right hand thumb.
Pain in the right hand thumb.
MRI findings gangolian cyst 4 mm suggest treatment.will medicines cure this condition.
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Yes, medicines can cure the pain and discomfort of the ganglion cyst.
It has tendency of recurring, so may need aspirations or surgery in future.
Surgery will reduce the chance of recurrence to minimum.
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Usually no Need to worry about this Ganglion Cyst ,its just a water cyst( Pani ki gadth) . if it is symptomatic and pain is not relieved by medicine then we can aspirate that cyst and will give some local steroid injection that will helps .
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Ganglion usually don't need surgery.
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No medicine needed for this ..if itâs size increases then go for needle aspiration .
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It can regress by medicines otherwise a small injection will be needed to aspirate it.
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Dr. Ravikumar Chandulal Makadia
Orthopedic surgeon
6 yrs exp
Ahmedabad
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Medicine will not cure
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