Cyst Removal/Pediatric

(Removal of a cyst)

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A cyst is a benign mass found in any tissue of the body. A cyst may be removed because it becomes infected, interferes with the person’s ability to perform a particular task, interferes with the functioning of the body or because it is perceived as unsightly and has negative social consequences.

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Preparation for Cyst Removal:
“Be comfortable with your doctor and his/her medical team.”

“Ask questions until you are satisfied, and include your child in this process.”

“Prepare your child for the surgery by offering age-appropriate information and having them meet and become comfortable with the surgeon.”

After a Cyst Removal:
“Carefully follow the instructions as to appointments and medications.”

“Communicate with your child about pain and discomfort, and contact your physician with any questions.”

 

Patient Stories

Cyst Removal/Pediatric

My 7-year-old daughter had a cyst in her lip. She was uncomfortable with the cyst as it was noticeable when she spoke and smiled and she felt embarrassed when people asked her about it. I was not actively pursuing having this procedure done but my daughter really wanted the cyst removed. Read More

Jodi, parent, female, 37, Massachusetts

 

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