will a mucocele cycst go away on its own? And what are they from?
827802
it will go away over time.  they usually come from obstruction of minor salivary glands...
932863
Most likely just a preesure point but if it does not go away in a week see a doctor. could be a tumer (most likely not) or Cyst.
1090197
I would agree that it's ganglion cyst.  It sounds ridiculous, but I've seen many people use a sizable book to smack it fairly hard and they go away....
548750
I had it, ignored it, and was ok. I lost some weight and now only have cysts once in a while.  I would think it depends on how painful they are and how big they are.  My cysts usually broke up on their own, consult your physician about yours.
397830
I'm not sure how common it is, but it happens to a lot of men.  If you're concerned, you can see a doctor about it, but most likely, the doctor will just tell you that they'll go away on their own eventually.  It is possible to get surgery to remove them, but that's generally not necessary.
435234
Cysts definitely need to be removed by medical professionals.  Even if it doesn't get infected, it not deal with properly it could scar badly and come back again.\n\nGo and see professional.
582362
I have the exact same thing. They are most likely Epidermal Cysts. Most of the time they are simply benign growths. If they grow quickly, or there are many of them talk to a doctor immediatly as there is the possibility of cancer. The only way I know of to remove them permanantly is surgery, either by cutting them out, or burning them off with a laser.
65612
It could be cysts that are from much earlier pimples that are sealed off and have no pore opening.  A Dermatologist (skin doctor) can inject them if they are large and they will go away.  Could also be ingrown hairs or hairs that have migrated into the skin after a hair cut.  If you have health insurance call your regular doctor and they will refer you to a dermatologist sometimes over the phone and it will be covered.  Even if no health insurance it is less expensive that most health care.  Good luck!
1123934
I would be concerned and go see a doctor. That doesn't sound good. I had the procedure done about 5 years ago and never had a problem.
711891
you need to see a dr and have it removed\nto make sure\nit could just be a benign cyst\nbut don;t tale chances in case it could be malignant\nbest of luck
503536
It's hydrocel.  Fluid accumulates in the testicle.  The urologist removes it with a needle.  You have a local anethetic.  I think the doctor would prefer to repair this problem surgically.
278347
I am assuming you know this from some sort of research but there are 4 types of gynecomastia. type 1 will usually go away on it's own, seeing that you have had this for many yrs there could be an underlying condition causing it and some of them are serious. Have you discussed this with your primary physician?
373475
A Sebatious Cyst is a combination of skin and water. It is active and can grow but only in rare cases is ever dangerous. The only way to get rid of it is to have it removed surgically. It can be done in your doctors office in about 1/2hour. It's not painful. But time consuming because it is kind of like a iceburg what you see on top the skin is only a small portion of what is really there it has legs (under the skin that are like the roots of a tree)that if they don't get them all the cyst will come back. I had a cyst on my head removed and it took 1/2 hour to remove and they needed to put about 8 staples in my head to close up the emptyness after removing the cyst. Most doctors will nor remove them unless they are hurting you so if you really want it removed pretend it hurts.
340045
You need to read more about this condition.  It really does require a doctor's care.  Going to a gynecologist really is no big deal.  You are not there to get a date, but you are there for medical care.  Doctors could really care less about pimples or dark spots on skin.  They are not going to be rating you on a scale of 1 to 10, nor are they going to post what they have seen on a bulletin board for all to see.  Your visit is confidential and doctors take this very seriously.  Please go get checked by a physician.  Even a Planned Parenthood in your area could help you get started.\n\nThese are the things that you can experience without medical treatment:  Urinary tract infections and other urinary symptoms may occur due to the frequently associated cystocele. Constipation and hemorrhoids may also occur as a result of the associated rectocele. Ulceration and infection may occur in more severe cases of prolapse.\nhttp://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/001508.htm\n\nIn the meantime, read about your condition here:\n\nhttp://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/001508.htm\n\nhttp://www.intelihealth.com/IH/ihtIH/WSIHW000/9339/10941.html
930524
you should see your doctor about this who can refer you to have them removed laprascopicly. I had several removed about 8 years ago and i also had some before that which erupted on their own which did cause quite an amount of pain and discomfort. Once the cysts are removed they may come back and you may be faced with the prospect of having polycystic ovaries which can affect your ability to become pregnant, however if they are small like you say, talk to your doctor about this, you will probably find that it will not affect you chances of becoming pregnant just good medical management, I myself have two beautiful children and it didnt take me long to concieve at all...good luck and remember speak to your doctor..he/she can provide the best answers for you.
417814
I would hate to say yes you should be worried but you definitely should be more concerned and vigilant. If I were you I'd definitely go back to my doctor as soon as possible. Ovarian cysts are very serious though sometimes doctors can downplay this fact. Did your doctor do a follow up after you went off your birth control? It's important to have the cysts monitored to see if they are enlarging or shrinking. They may need to be removed. I wish you luck!!!!
689819
It depends on whether the cyst is benign or malignant.  Have it checked out by a doctor first to be sure. Benign cysts can just be left alone but malignant cysts have to be removed via surgery.