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Re: Chocolate cyst

From: Tracy (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Thu Dec 22 11:15:32 2005


Hello, thank-you for your information. As I've responded to others, my cyst burst yesterday, and I went to see my Health Clinic, my family Doctor was not available, so I saw someone else. He told me to take some advil, and call the office in the morning. I called my Gyn, whom I haven't actually seen yet, and they told me I could wait until my appointment in mid-January to see them. I'm very frustrated by the Doctors that don't seem to care that I'm in pain.

At Tue, 20 Dec 2005, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: >
>If your pain is very severe you should defintley go to the ER, I had
>terrible pelvic pain and lower back pain, my regular doctor said it
>could be kidney stones they sent me for a CAT scan, which showed my
>pelvis was full of blood and they sent me straight to the ER. The ER
>doctor did an ultrasound and found I had a bledding cyst on my right
>ovary, they sent me home and told me to come back if it got worse. The
>pain was very bad I could not believe they sent me home, the next day I
>went to the gyn and I was running a fever and very sick, I was
>eventually hospitalized and told these things should not be taken
>lightly. They cyst eventually ruptured after they sent me home from the
>hospital. It was a month long ordeal of pain and not many answers, I
>missed several weeks of work and could not care for my child. I
>switched doctors and had a laproscopy done, which the blood form the
>cyst was still irritating my pelvis and abdomen, she also found I had
>endo all over the place. My ER Doctor and other doctors were not very
>good, luckily I found someone who acutally helped me figure out what was
>wrong and treat me. If you are sick with a fever you defintley need to
>be seen by a doctor
>
>At Mon, 19 Dec 2005, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote:
>>
>>I had 2 chocolat cysts, the one on my right overy went from my overy to
>>my stomach the left one reputered. Yes ouch it hurt. I had to have
>>emgerency surgery to have them removed. I would greately reccomend
>>getting a new doctor ASAP. I drive one way to see my doctor and it
>>takes 3 hours, but he is a specialist in endo so thats why i do it. I
>>don't know what activities can hurt you mine i think reputered in the
>>shower cause thats why i fell over in pain. It also dpendes how big the
>>cysts are if they will do a lap. mine was a pretty 12 inch insecision
>>then months later a lap, They should be wanting to get that cyst out
>>ASASP i don't understad why he is waiting . Good Luck ..
>>Vicki
>>
>>At Sun, 18 Dec 2005, Leigh wrote:
>>>
>>>Hi Tracy,
>>>Sorry your having a hard time.
>>>If you have a cyst all the ultrasounds in the world are not going to do
>>>you any good. I would get all my medical records and get in to see a
>>>Gyno asap in another town if you have too. To my knowledge a Lap is the
>>>only way to get rid of cysts that don't naturally disolve themselves.
>>>Are you experiencing any other endo related symptoms? Do all the
>>>research you can to fully understand your options and weather or not the
>>>doc you do see is knowledgeable about Endo.
>>>
>>>The doctor you are currently going to should have a P/A or on call
>>>nurse. I would call them back and demand to speak to someone about your
>>>fever. If you feel it is not a flu and gets any worse go to the ER.
>>>
>>>Here are some links that have helped me and other's. Hope it helps and
>>>you feel better soon.
>>>
>>>http://health.ivillage.com/gyno/gynoendo/0,,nwhrc_75hlv75d,00.html
>>>
>>>http://www.endometriosistreatment.com/
>>>
>>>http://www.bioscience.org/books/endomet/end66-96.htm#96
>>>
>>>http://www.endomagazine.com/stories.shtml
>>>
>>>http://www.antonia-boyton.net/
>>>
>>>http://www.womentowomen.com/LIBendometriosis.asp?id=2&campaignno=endometriosis&keywords=endometriosis
>>>
>>>http://or-live.mediwire.com/main/Default.aspx?P=Search&Search=endometriosis
>>>
>>>This last one is real good- complete with pictures, so you can have a
>>>better idea of what is going on.
>>>
>>>t Sun, 18 Dec 2005, Tracy wrote:
>>>>
>>>>I'm brand new here. /waves!
>>>>
>>>>I've been under going severe pain in my lower right side since mid
>>>>August. I've lost a lot weight, and I've been in the hospital several
>>>>times because of the severity of the pain. I was beginning to think I
>>>>was going crazy, because there seemed to be no cause for the pain.
>>>>
>>>>My family Doctor ordered yet more Ultrasounds for me on Tuesday, and
>>>>they finally found something, a large chocolate cyst on my right ovary.
>>>>I go to a teaching hospital(my doctor's office is located there), so I
>>>>had an instructor and a resident doing the ultrasounds. They were
>>>>discussing things while doing the ultrasound, and then explained to me
>>>>that I had the chocolate cyst, and that my family Doctor would talk to
>>>>me about it later. The ultrasounds were internal, and extremely
>>>>painful.
>>>>
>>>>Since the ultrasound my pain has gotten worse, and I have had a very low
>>>>grade fever for the past several days. I called my Dr's office to ask
>>>>her about it, but they told me to come back after the next ultrasound
>>>>they were scheduling for me, which is in 6-8 weeks. They haven't even
>>>>had me in to discuss this ultrasound yet.
>>>>
>>>>Now I'm not sure what to do. After reading literature on the internet
>>>>I'm nervous, I don't know what activities are safe for me, I don't know
>>>>if I should be concerned about the fever, or if maybe I should be
>>>>looking for a Doctor that will tell me what’s going on NOW. Of course
>>>>the city I live in is in short supply of Doctors, and it's hard to get a
>>>>new one.
>>>>
>>>>Sorry for the length of the post, but does anyone have some advice for
>>>>me?




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