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Most pseudocysts cause no symptoms and are not treated. However, when imaging studies have determined a pseudocyst’s size and location, your gastroenterologist may request that you have regular follow-up scans performed to monitor its growth. If a pseudocyst is causing symptoms it can be drained or surgically removed.
