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Symptoms. Generally, simple kidney cysts do not cause any symptoms. However, if the cyst grows large enough, symptoms may begin to be noticeable. Symptoms of larger cysts include: 1  A dull ache in the back or side.2  Elevated fever. 3  Pain in the upper portion of the abdomen.ymptoms. Generally, simple kidney cysts do not cause any symptoms. However, if the cyst grows large enough, symptoms may begin to be noticeable. Symptoms of larger cysts include: 1  A dull ache in the back or side.
First, your doctor will ask if you're having any problems because of the kidney cyst. The cyst could cause pain on your side between your ribs and your hip, pain in your belly, a fever, frequent urination or blood in your urine. If you're having any of these problems, your doctor will examine you and order lab tests. If you're not having any of those problems and your kidney cyst is small, you probably don't need any treatment. Your doctor might want to check the cyst again with a CT scan in 6 to 12 months. If you start having problems, your doctor might want you to have a CT or MRI scan of your kidney to see if the cyst is growing. Remember that most people with kidney cysts never have problems and never need extra CT scans.