Ganglion cyst

Also known as Synovial Cyst and Myxoid Cyst

What are the symptoms?

Within all the people who go to their doctor with ganglion cyst, 62% report having knee pain, 53% report having wrist pain, and 53% report having leg pain. The symptoms that are highly suggestive of ganglion cyst are wrist pain, skin growth, wrist lump or mass, hand or finger lump or mass, knee lump or mass, and wrist swelling, although you may still have ganglion cyst without those symptoms.

What might my doctor prescribe?

Common Tests and Procedures

Patients with ganglion cyst often receive radiographic imaging procedure, plain x-ray, complete physical skin exam performed (ml), magnetic resonance imaging, excision, wound care management, physical therapy exercises and application of splint .

Common Medications

The most commonly prescribed drugs for patients with ganglion cyst include piroxicam, calcipotriene topical, ethyl chloride topical, hydrocortisone-pramoxine topical, iodine topical, lactic acid topical, trolamine salicylate topical, thrombin topical, ceftizoxime, ketamine, lysine, minoxidil (rogaine) and penbutolol (levatol) .

Who is at risk?

Groups of people at highest risk for ganglion cyst include . On the other hand, age < 1 years almost never get ganglion cyst.