Ganglion Cyst Aspiration 2 of 2

Actual procedure showing aspiration in the clinic of a ganglion cyst on the patient's wrist.
This shows how a ganglion cyst can be treated in the office by simple aspiration using a sterile needle. This is one way to treat these common hand cysts, but the recurrence rate (how likely it can return) is quite high. Surgery may offer a more permanent solution.
Sanjay Sharma, MD

[@KajalSahu-ez3yk]

After drainage how much time of reoccurring please reply 😢

[@firesquadsucks7470]

does it hurt i need to know

[@ciel9899]

Is it painful after the aspiration?

[@DonP413]

Honestly, no. It feels MUCH better. I have a video of this on my page, but my reaction is worse because she did great!

[@prospectormnisi1382]

Is there a need to put the sterroid solution after you've drained out the fluids?

[@plasticsurgeryaustin-sanja1711]

No need to inject a steroid; simple aspiration and compression would suffice. But these cysts can recur greater than 50% of the time.

[@diyallthings]

What is the size of the needle?

[@plasticsurgeryaustin-sanja1711]

Usually 18 gauge. Has to be big enough to get out the thick fluid.

[@jillhill4635]

Looks painful

[@satishkumarvishwakarma8326]

Sir kha se aap no milega aap ka

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