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Re: cysts a sign of endo??From: Amanda (anonymous@obgyn.net)Thu Aug 18 12:22:04 2005
Hi Anne, I am so sorry to hear about your miscarraige and your rough recovery. Although, I am happy to hear that you were fortunate enough to have gotten yours taken care of relatively quickly. I have been suffering from this for months now (pelvic pain among a lot of other things) and I have yet to find someone to listen to me and take me seriously. It still boggles my mind how the doctor would not be concerned that I had visible cysts on my ovary with pelvic pain. Today has been exceptionally frustrating trying to find a new gyno because all of the ones my friends have referred me to do not accept my insurance, and I cannot afford to pay out of pocket. ARRRRGGGHHHHH!!!!! But I am pushing to get it taken care of and trying to stay happy while doing so. Thank you for the information and I hope you are feeling better, take care:) Amanda At Thu, 18 Aug 2005, Anne wrote: > >At Wed, 17 Aug 2005, Amanda wrote: >> >>Hi all, I am confused, in May I had an ultrasound done and they found >>several cysts on my right ovary. The reason for the ultrasound was b/c >>I was having pelvic pain. When my gyno told me i had a few cysts, she >>told me it was no big deal and it wouldn't be causing pain. Is this >>right?? It is now 4 mos. later and I am still having pain, and I've >>been reading the posts about cysts, and i'm a little confused, and >>wonder if I was misinformed?? Are cysts a sign of endo? Should I be >>worried about them?? Any answers about this would be great:o) > >Hi Amanda > >I found out about my ovarian cysts due to pelvic pain in May of this >year and was first told they thought the one cyst that was present at >that time was functional in nature. I took continuous birth control >pills for 6 weeks and had a repeat ultrasound at which time I found out >I now had cysts on both ovaries and they appeared to be endometriomas. I >had surgery two weeks ago to remove them and confirm that they were >indeed endometriosis. I was kind of caught by surprise; I have three >children (one miscarriage) and never had endometriosis before (I'm 38) > >So anyhow, to get to my point, it's possible that your cysts could be >endometriosis. As far as I know, the only way to confirm this is >through surgery (preferably laparoscopic--I ended up with a laparotomy >and it's been a tough recovery) > >Good luck, > >-- >Anne >
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