My mother use to get many cyst on her ovaries. She always had them removed. She had trouble trying to concieve because of this and also because my father had low sperm count. But she has 2 children. I'd say have them removed obviously..

I am pcos n my husband has low sperm count. Trying to conceive after a miscarriage for 2 years now...... Pls share ur mum story on how she finally got pregnant.......

Hi crystal,
i'm 25 yrs old, female. Last month I had laproscopic surgery on my left ovary. My Dr. Was looking around inside of me & found a huge cyst about 10cm. Big. That was covering my uterus. Nobody knew I had the huge cyst, always thought my uterus was very big. My Dr. Told me I had to have surgery, he just had to open me up to remove the cyst.
On wednesday august 30, 2006, I had open surgery. My ob/gyn removed half of my left ovary. My ovary was very swollen & really big about 7.5 x 3.8 x 4.8 cm, I thought the whole ovary was going to be taken away, only half was taken. Also my left fallopian tube was removed.
I also have endometriosis, besides all of that other stuff. Every month with my periods they are irregular, heavy, lots of cramps. For me surgery was the only thing that could take care of the problem, before it got any worse.
Have you tried birth control pills to try & shrink you cyst?
I think that your Dr. Will probably want to do surgery, possibly to try & take care of your cysts. I had laproscopic surgery done last month, that's a tiny inscision under the belly button, when the cyst is found your Dr. Will make a couple of other tiny cuts, & try to either drain or remove the cyst.
You will be out with medication through an iv, the whole time. So you won't feel a thing. The recovery time is about 2 wks.
I'm just letting you know in case your Dr. Wants to do surgery. This way you won't be scared about it.

Bonnie