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Kelley: from AnnaFrom: Anna (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri May 18 18:11:54 2001
Hi Kelley, Just read your note. I am not real familiar with writing on this website either....I just recently found it. You live in Texas huh? I am in NY. Never gets hot enough to melt here (hee-hee) So I read what you said your doctor told you about them recurring...that they would know what they are now that you have already had them. Do you know if the subsequent ones can be cancerous even if the first ones were not? I mean do they always question them being cancerous even if your history shows non-cancerous endometriomas? There is probably always that chance. I read something on the endo website from a girl who said she has had endometriomas come back.....3 times...... I wrote to ask her how quickly they came back and how big they were and if she always knew they were growing again even before they did tests to find them. She hasn't written back about that yet....would be interesting to know. My endometrioma was about 6 cm in size....I had one of those on one ovary and a dermoid cyst on the other. They were both the same size. Am concerned now that I am getting older about them turning cancerous. I guess I worry too much. You have to children you said? How old are they? We have 3 boys. THey aer 12,14, and 17. They are good boys and we enjoy them a lot. If you would like to correspond back and forth.......my e-mail address is annabelle60@yahoo.com Feel free to write me...............take care. Anna
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