ENDO Messages for October, 2001: Re: 'bubble' on ovary

Re: 'bubble' on ovary

From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Sat Oct 13 10:42:53 2001

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Dear Kathie, My mame is Sybille. What you discripe there sounds not bad at all. A 1 cm large cyst (or bubble) is usually treated , just by reviewing. But if you feel very unsecure with it and you would like to get a second pinion on it, there is never anything against that. Just trust your own feeling and do what you feel like. I would be unsure if , after 1 year the pain you are having already wouldn't be from endo growth.So ask your doc about it again. And I would ask as well for a MRI scan, what that "bubble" lookes like. But a further treatment has a lot of aspects to cover, like your age, your family planning situation .... So If I would be you , I'd talk to your doc again, what scars you and like I said before, if you feel you would like to get an second opinion , ask him for it.

All the best for you , tell us how you get on. Sybille XXX anonymous@obgyn.net wrote:

>
> i was diagnosed with endo in 2000..i have had two ovarian cystectomies,
> one on each ovary, over the past year...these were both major abdominal
> surgeries (one a laporotomy) due to the size to the cysts on my
> ovaries...
> i have since been on birth control to supress the development of endo..
> i went for my 6-month endo. check-up this past october, as i have been
> experiencing a lot of pain again around the area where i had my second
> cyst (on my left ovary). the doctor found a 1 cm "bubble" on the ovary
> that i had my last surgery on..he dismissed this as being something too
> insignificant to need any further treatment, and thought that my pain
> was being caused by scar tissue, though he couldn't offer anything
> beyond that.
> i am wondering if i should seek a second opinion, due to my past history
> of developing cysts...
> i feel like i always have to go to the bathroom, so i am wondering if
> the scar tissue could have spread to my bladder at all?
> if anyone could offer any advice, it would be appreciated.
> thanks--
> katie
>

lonlich

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