Dipika Kakar's Health Scare: New Cyst Discovered Months After Cancer Surgery
Dipika Kakar reveals a new cyst discovery months after liver surgery.

Top Summary
- What happened: Doctors discovered a new 13mm (1.3 cm) cyst in Dipika Kakar's body after a CT scan.
- Why it matters: This development comes months after Kakar's major surgery to remove a cancerous tumor, raising concerns about her health.
- What changes for people: Kakar will likely undergo further medical evaluations and treatment.
- Who is affected: Dipika Kakar, her husband Shoaib Ibrahim, and their family and fans are affected by this health scare.
Dipika Kakar's Health Update
Television actor Dipika Kakar, who underwent surgery for a cancerous liver tumor last year, is facing a new health challenge.
Her husband, Shoaib Ibrahim, shared the news in their latest YouTube vlog.
Discovery of the New Cyst
Ibrahim revealed that Dipika experienced stomach pain, prompting a visit to the doctor and a CT scan.
The scan revealed a new cyst measuring 13mm (1.3 cm).
In Hindi, Shoaib explained,
"Today (Saturday), the full day was of hospital visits. Everything was fine till yesterday. Dipika had mild pain in her stomach for two days, which aggravated more on Friday night. So, we visited the doctor, they got a CT scan done, and we learned that she has another cyst of 13mm (1.3 cm)."
Background: Cancer Diagnosis and Surgery
Last year, Dipika Kakar disclosed her diagnosis of a tennis ball-sized cancerous tumor in her liver.
She underwent surgery in June, during which 22 per cent of her liver was removed.
The surgery marked the beginning of a long recovery process and strict medical follow-ups.
Previous PET Scan Results
Shoaib Ibrahim mentioned that a PET scan done months ago did not reveal the cyst.
This information was shared on their Instagram account.
What to Watch Next
The couple will likely share updates on Dipika's health and treatment plan. Further tests and consultations with doctors are expected to determine the best course of action for the newly discovered cyst.
