What You Need to Know About Pancreatic Cysts
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- Опубликовано: 4 мар 2012
- Anne Marie Lennon, MD, Professor of Medicine, Johns Hopkins Gastroenterology & Hepatology and Director of the Multidisciplinary Pancreatic Cyst Program, discusses the prevalence, types, and best approaches to managing pancreatic cysts.
Johns Hopkins Gastroenterology and Hepatology
www.hopkins-gi.org/JHH_Home.aspx
The Multidisciplinary Pancreatic Cyst Program at Johns Hopkins
www.pancreascyst.org/ 
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Had acute pancreatitis at age 23 due to very high triglycerides left me with an undiagnosed pseudocyst for 6 years until it went from bad to worst. At 29 had multiple flares and each was worst, lost 75lbs in 2 months and became borderline anemic. I was told it was a small cyst on the tail of my pancreas but all I needed was norco pills 💊. Went to 8 different hospitals and they just prescribed more narcotics saying it is what it is. It’s not until I bumped into a real doctor that could perform surgeries of that caliber that really took a look with double contrast ct scan and removed my spleen that was damaged, the pseudocyst and reshaped my pancreas and removed my gallbladder. Before even if I modified my diet I would get flares with water because a 12cm pseudocyst was pressing up against my stomach. That surgeon returned the quality of life and I feel much better. The biggest thing is not to give up good luck to everyone.
Are you for real?????????????!
I really want to know because you can't have all that surgery and feel well
@@kellysims5732 I'm serious.
@@kellysims5732 I feel better, after I was released from the hospital I haven't been back to the emergency room not one single time. On December 1st it's going to be a year since I started working. You are never the same after a surgery like that but I feel better without the cyst, no more flares.
Thanks for your story and inspiring words 🙏.
I had ovarian cancer - endometriodal adenocarcinoma in 2018. CA 125 and CA 19-9 were sky high back then. Went thru surgery and chemo. Beat the cancer and tumor markers are now extremely low. Some time after treatment, I developed Type 2 diabetes. In March 2021, my CT scan showed a side branch IPMN. Began a ketogenic diet to get my diabetes under control. Cut the A1C in half thru the ketogenic diet. Lost a ton of weight. Now not even considered pre-diabetic. Had another CT scan in October 2021, IPMN remained unchanged so it was definitely a benign cyst. Fast forward to May 2024, had another CT scan. Several doctors and radiologist have reviewed my results, and they can't even see the IPMN on my pancreas anymore. Results list my pancreas as normal appearing. Even the cysts found on my liver and kidney could no longer be seen. Liver is no longer a fatty liver and is now considered unremarkable. Liver function tests are now normal and have been for a couple years now. Kidney function tests have improved considerably. I must be doing something right.
Yep, you must have done something right. I'm so happy for you.
Dr. Lennon thank you for an excellent presentation. Information like this allows us to follow up our condition.
Presentation is so clear and very informative.
Thank you doc.
What symptoms do others have? Mine are getting worse. I swear this all started when I had my gallbladder removed. I was barely out of surgery and my Dr. said " Look at this picture, you can see how diseased it was." I said to him " How would I know? I never saw a healthy one!" I live in a rural area and you really want to be in a big city.
Thank you so much for sharing your expert knowledge it has been very valuable to me. Please ignore the inane and crude comments from a couple below and continue to provide such comfort and support from concerned people such as me. Peter Australia
Expert in hustling you. Yea that really helps you don't it. I never knew hiding important truths to help anybody except the one getting paid to tell you what you wanna hear.
Looking forward to watching this. My wife family is riddled with cancer. Her parents and a maternal aunt passed from pancreatic cancer. Her maternal uncle has it, now. A paternal aunt was just diagnosed with breast cancer. A half-brother (same mother) died of colon cancer. Ridiculous. Looking for environmental factors. Today, after months of symptoms, she was diagnosed with abnormal pancreatic parenchymal structures, specifically hyperechoic strands. She has a 1.5mm cyst on the pancreas head, and ipmi sidechaines. Her pancreas does not seem to be draining correctly (220 fluid) and gallstones. Waiting on some other test results, but I'm praying it's pancreatitis controllable with diet.
Please control diet . And ask for cholestyramine packs to absorb fat and aid in digestion
thank u dr.anne marie lennon.. and hopkins staff are nice... doctors, nurses, tech, and all in all thank u guys..
Thank you for this clear explanation. It has helped me to understand the language and a general sense of what things mean.
Thank you for the informative video, will share with family who may benefit from your video discussion. Best regards!
Hello Mary, how are you doing today?
Thanks much, doc, for the very clear information.
Thank you for this video. You never mentioned the 3rd IPMN type
Thank you,very informative
GOD bless you always.
God bless? For what? She never told you about how people get this cancer. Thank Monsanto but of course she can't say that or she'll get fired quick because the FDA makes too much money off of people getting ill then they sell the medicines to the hospitals or they have 1 of their branches do it. No, I don't think God blesses deceit. People just throw God bless around like it doesn't really have a meaning and if you read scripture than you would know otherwise.
Excellent information thank you!
Marvelous presentation
Thank you for the articulate information. I needed this for clarification.
Very nice explained thanks a lot
Nice summary.thanks.
Thank you for simply explaining IPMN for me to understand as I research my personal health with branch IPMN with a cyst increasing in size
thanku dear doctor nice video
I had 3 admissions in 2 months due to pancreatitis at 36 years old. I use to be a heavy drinker. Amalayse was over 500. I have a pseudocyst but its not mature enough to intervene yet. A month later im constantly getting pain in my stomach, really loud rumbling and no matter what painkillers i take, im in pain 24/7. Anyone ever had a pseudocyst removed? Im hoping mine is removed soon as its just constant bloating, vomiting couple times a week. NHs in UK is screwed atm so not getting a lot of help
Very nice information mam
Thank you for this video. My dad was diagnosed stage 4 pancreatic cancer following a car accident. Up until then, he had no idea. He lived 22 months post diagnosis. He was a heavy drinker early in life and a 2-3 pack a day smoker. My cousin is in his 40’s and was diagnosed stage 1 and did the whipple. He was ok for 2 years and now it is back and not going well. I am going to undergo genetic testing I hope after Covid as the cousin shows some kind of markers.
How is your cousin now?
@@natyredream1469 awww he just died May 27, about 2 weeks after his 49th birthday and a week before his 20th wedding anniversary. Thanks for checking in about it. It’s heartbreaking.
@@colleend2977 im sorry
Colleen may I ask you if you are Jewish ✡? There seems to be a higher risk for Jews . I had great friend that was Jewish and he died of pancreatic cancer. My 2nd uncle also died of it. I have chronic pancreatitis and a lesion over 3cm on the head of my pancreas. It is extremely extremely painful. I have to get checked every 6months. But the pandemic messed that up. Its been almost 2 yrs since I had a scope. Best wishes to you!
@@kellysims5732 I am not. I hope things work out for you. Take care.
Thank you Dr Lennon. A recent CT scan has shown a cyst on my pancreas. I have a painful, stabbing pain in my left side. Waiting on an MRI scan.
Hi, thank you for reaching out to us. We’re very sorry to hear about what you’re going through. Unfortunately, because each person’s medical situation is different, we are unable to provide treatment recommendations or second opinions via this form of communication. If you would like to request an appointment at one of our hospitals, please call 888-872-1408.
I have a cyst on the top of my pancreas, I have a nagging annoying pain on the right hand side. It’s in no way acute pain. I just had a full MRI on my pancreas and I’m waiting to see my Dr. I think it’s just a case of keeping an eye on it. Thank you Dr for this video.
@@WendyHannan-pt7ez good luck, wishing you well
@@JohnsHopkinsMedicine
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Please tell us what is the third type of IPMN and the risk of cancer.
Thank You so much for this video I found it so reassuring as I have just been diagnosed with a small cyst and had no idea what this meant. I am now waiting to see the doctor for more information.
I know it’s been 4 years since your post but today I am where you were 4 yrs ago . So wondering how everything worked out
Outstanding, I learned a lot. I have an IPMN that’s growing at about 5mm every 6 months, the doctors seem to be taking a wait and see stance. The problem is I’ve already been through prostate cancer, so I am understandingly apprehensive.
What was it.
@@growlanser5600 I should know more next week.
Im grateful for the information but most of us with never be able to afford John Hopkins 😢 😪
Thank you
Just an update on me. I am now a Type Two Diabetic now because of having half of my pancreas removed. I have developed another cyst on my pancreas but it’s totally benign and is post surgical. Basically After surgery I had a large fluid collection near my pancreas which is common. It eventually developed into a pseudocyst. However its growing quickly so it may need drained. It’s 5cm big now.
How are u now?
I have assisted the size of a grape What what will they do with it
Hi i am in ireland and want to enquire if ye provide second opinions based on eus reports and cytology?
Hi, Unfortunately, because each person’s medical situation is different, we are unable to provide treatment recommendations or second opinions via this form of communication.
If you would like to request an appointment at one of our hospitals, please call the appropriate phone numbers listed on the page below. Our medical concierges can arrange consultations or treatment plans with the most appropriate specialists. Johns Hopkins Medicine International also provides language interpretation, assistance with travel arrangements and anything else to help make Johns Hopkins feel as close to home as possible.
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Does staint surgery benefits for cyst?
thank you really well explained my wife was to have gallbladder removal but op was cancelled because they did a scan and found a lump in her pancreas as they put it and it more important to deal with this first my wife has lost two stone in weight although she eats little snacks is this a bad cyst could you give me an answer please as it is ongoing
Hi Richard, we suggest speaking to your wife's doctor about this.
......what is the 3rd IMPN?
how can i contact Doc? my father is having pancreatic cancer/cyst. i beg for her advise what should i do because my father's doctor already gave up.
get a new doctor asap!!!
One of my friend diagnose pancreatic cyst of the head, is that she need to go surgery? To removed it??
Hi , we suggest having your friend speak to a doctor about this.
Thank you for this information. I've been diagnosed with a pancreatic cyst and my doctors are recommending the Whipple procedure. I am looking for a second opinion - I'm in the Arizona area.
Hi Hono, we recommend reaching out to your doctor and see if they have any suggestions for a second opinion.
Please I would like to talk with you about your condition. I have a 3cm + on my pancreas.
@@JohnsHopkinsMedicine my mom diagnosed with pancreatic cyst and the surgeon's said it's cancerous without even doing any test he just read the ultrasound and ct scan is it possible doc and what do we have to do pls answer mam..
Please the cyst can be drained. I have had three pancreatic cysts and the tail of my pancreas removed. There’s no need to perform the whipped procedure unless it’s cancerous. Please don’t do it
@@patriciamichelleisaac2562 hi how are you
Tq dr god bless you 🙏
Can a pancreatic pseudocyst present in a child with intermittent mostly nocturnal vomitting consisting of only bright red blood clots without food? If upper endoscopy was normal? Thank you.
How is she
How is the kid now?
Not drinking alcohol / solvent is a good idea and not smoking.
Yes but that is hard to do. I would like to know what lesions on the head of pancreas means
@@kellysims5732 an abnormal tumour growth.. don't you want to live. just do it. all the best. get a juicer at costco. the best drink for you.
@@rakeshhubert3031 thankyou 🙏
What about a Squamish cyst?
Thank you for this information and only if God allowed all countries to have that kind of medical management, people will survive. True that i made my abdominal ultrasound yearly and my pancreas appeared only now 2019 that i have a cyst. I felt devastated. Running all the test now with MRI. If only if i am in the US but not, and i am here in Italy.
How are u now ?
How are you
Are the operations safe for removal of cysts?
Sometimes there is complications
My mom was diagnosed with pseudocyst Then doing surgeon to make bypass from the cyst into the intestine. But after 3 months, it was actually turned into pancreatic cancer! But unfortunately we didn't know it, so when the symptoms came, it was already at stage 4. And only need 2 months to make her pass away
And my question is, why does this pseudocyst changed into pancreatic cancer? Bcs the doctor who's in charge never known this before too that he had worked as digestive and oncology doctor for 15 years.
I'm living in Indonesia, so our technology and knowledge aren't that great than USA, UK, Aussie, and other developed countries.
Please make research on it! Thank you 😊😊
You can learn more about pancreatic cancer here: www.hopkinsmedicine.org/health/conditions-and-diseases/pancreatic-cancer/pancreatic-cancer-types
@@JohnsHopkinsMedicine Thank you
Dear Doctor, Thanks for your video, Right now I've got and pancreatic cyst after I did medical check up through Echo. and CT scan diagnostic (as in French: Cystadenome sereuse) that its volume is 10 Cm X 08 Cm without any symptoms and complications. Do I need surgery theater? Does it develop KC in the future?
Chandan Prak hello how have you been since the pancreatic cyst?
Hello how have u been ?
I have a floating cyst on my pancreas but my doctor don't seam to be concern. I ask him if the cyst attached itself to my pancreas would I know it and he said know. what do you suggest. Thanks
Hi Pat, Thank you for reaching out to us. We’re very sorry to hear about what you’re going through. Unfortunately, because each person’s medical situation is different, we are unable to provide treatment recommendations or second opinions via this form of communication.
If you are interested in a second opinion at one of our hospitals, please call 888-872-1408. Our specially trained medical concierges can arrange consultations or treatment plans with the most appropriate specialists. Johns Hopkins USA can also provide language interpretation, assistance with travel arrangements and anything else to help make Johns Hopkins feel as close to home as possible.
Thanks for your information. I have an appointment with my doctor in February and I will talk to him again. If he tells me the same thing, I will get a second opinion.
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@@patstephenson8567 how are u now ?
I have an IPMN at the head of the pancreas and they think now a second smaller one near the duct which is monitored once a year but recently started developing cysts on my kidneys. Are these likely caused by the same cause or totally coincidental? We really have no experts in the Atlanta area so they have patients like me see liver specialists. Originally I did see one at Emory who was going to do an endoscopy to check the cyst more closely and possibly biopsy it but he took a job somewhere else and that never got done, so they are taking their best guess at how the IPMN is doing by MRI and Ultrasound externally. Is this sufficient monitoring or should they have moved forward with the procedure to take closer pictures and biopsy the cyst? I am wondering whether I should push for that or not.
How are u now?
Sir You keep fight for care!! I am lucky to be near Indianapolis.
How are you
I just had a ESU with fine needle And I’ve been diagnosed with a mucinous cystic neoplasm 3cm I’m meeting my surgeon April 4th
How are you holding up man
Doing good they had to removed half of my pancreas April 24th 2019. They removed my gallbladder spleen and half the pancreas. Ended up NOT being precancerous at all! E en though it was growing very fast. Now where they cut into my pancreas I developed a pseudocyst but it’s just from the operation
I'm having that in November.... Hopefully they won't be removing anything.
Wow I been diagnosed with the same thing bout to have Eus done nextmonth
@@sandradalton1611 how are u now?
I drank 750mL of cheap Vodka everyday for two years and eventually developed Pancreatitis. While being in the hospital for two weeks I was told that I also have a cyst. I have gotten better and that was 9 months ago. I can eat fatty foods with no pain or discomfort... a month ago I relapsed and had alcohol again with no problems. To be exact, since a month ago I have had alcohol every day (two beers, and few shots of whiskey). Again, with no problems... but I can say this. These last few days I have felt leakage or just movement in my upper stomach area. Almost how a stomach feels when it’s empty. Anyway, I want to stop drinking. But I know I can be a responsible drinker. I guess my real question is, if I were to have a few drinks a day, is cancer a for sure thing? Will someone like me who keeps this up, for sure develop a cancer? It’s a silly question I know...
Hi Lincoln,, thank you for reaching out to us. Unfortunately, because each person’s medical situation is different, we are unable to provide treatment recommendations or second opinions via this form of communication. If you would like to request an appointment at one of our hospitals, please call +1-410-502-7683. Our medical concierges can arrange consultations or treatment plans with the most appropriate specialists. Johns Hopkins Medicine International also provides language interpretation, assistance with travel arrangements and anything else to help make Johns Hopkins feel as close to home as possible.
Johns Hopkins Medicine , of course. I figured you’d say that.
Lincoln, stop drinking alcohol asap. No soda either.
Sandra Dalton , okay.
Sandra Dalton , can I ask why? Also, do you mean permanently?
I have a pancreatic cyst that's causing on and off pain. Ian 78.my Dr said size has remained the same not to worry about it. yet I had a cancerous mole removed 6 years ago .melaoma. should I see a pancreatic doctor or am I to old. heard pancreatic cancer is a painful death. please advise. John Hopkins. counsler.
Hi Carol, Pancreatic cysts are very common, and the majority are not cancerous, but some may be, and others may be precancerous. There are several different types of pancreatic cysts ranging from benign to malignant. The key is to determine the malignant risk of your specific cyst. If you feel strongly, we'd recommend you see another doctor for a second opinion.
@@JohnsHopkinsMedicine hello doctor i need help
How are u now?
@@sumitkumargupta3931 how are u now?
What's the difference between a mass a cyst and a tumor ? God bless you Doctor's
Sorry and I also wanted to ask what's the difference between a lesion and all the other ones I mentioned before
@@lindagarcia8712 A pancreatic cyst is a collection of fluid on or in the pancreas. Many pancreatic cysts are benign and are not associated with any symptoms, but some may be cancerous or pre-cancerous so it’s important to see your doctor if you have a diagnosed or suspected pancreatic cyst.
Pancreatic neuroendocrine tumors (PNETs) are formed in the hormone-making (islet) cells of the pancreas. Most are nonfunctional, which means they do not cause symptoms. Some PNETs secrete hormones and are referred to as functional PNETs. These hormones can cause low blood sugar, diarrhea, indigestion, and abdominal pain. Functional PNET types include insulinoma, gastrinoma, and glucagonoma, among others. PNETs can also cause yellowing of skin and whites of eyes (jaundice) and may be benign (not cancer) or malignant (cancer).
Cysts and other benign tumors can form in the pancreas, and some can be precursors to pancreatic cancer, including intraductal papillary-mucinous neoplasms (IPMNs). Often, IPMNs and other benign lesions are found when a patient is being scanned for an unrelated medical reason. Depending on the location and type of the growth, your doctor may want to either surgically remove the lesion or continue monitoring it to ensure that it does not become malignant.
Hi Anne Marie Lennon my friend has multiple cystic lesion on pancreatic head of 3 cm his age is 15 and sgpt level is 107 please answerq
How is your friend
How is your friend?
I have lesion 3 plus cm one the head of pancreas. It is extremely painful when you have a acute attack!
@@kellysims5732 hi how are you
@@sarahfellner891 I've been very sick for the last month. Not one good day. So nauseous and absolutely no energy. I cant walk a half a block to my parents house. Thanks for asking.
All I know is I have a cyst that's other size of a great but I don't know anything else What should I do or what would happen
Hello, how are you doing today?
What size can the cysts grow to? Can it burst?
How are u now?
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Is that Kokoro from Dead or Alive in this video? lol.
My wife has an inch growth she has many tests
Do you have a practice in the Atlanta , Ga. area? I have been dealing with pancreatitis for 2 months now, and having scope procedure this Monday. Which I will know more afterwards. Thanks, Tim
Hi Tim, thanks for reaching out. We have practices in the Maryland/DC area. If you would like to request an appointment at one of our hospitals, please call 888-872-1408. Our specially trained medical concierges can arrange consultations or treatment plans with the most appropriate specialists. Johns Hopkins USA can also provide language interpretation, financial counseling, assistance with travel arrangements and anything else to help make Johns Hopkins feel as close to home as possible.
Please tell me how you are doing! My situation is very similar
The Mayo Clinic saved my life. Can’t say enough about the unit located in Minnesota:)
Hi Tim. Are you ok? I have chronic pancreatitis too.
@@kellysims5732 I'm doing great. How are you?
You are so pretty
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What are the different cause of cysts
Cysts are common and can occur anywhere on the body. They are often a result of infection, clogged sebaceous glands, or piercings.
Some other common causes of cysts include:
tumors
genetic conditions
a fault in an organ of a developing embryo
a defect in the cells
chronic inflammatory conditions
blockages of ducts in the body that cause fluids to build up
a parasite
an injury that breaks a vessel
Hello Brenda, how`re you doing today?
Go raibh mile maith agat.
Nice eyes
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