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Re: no subject received Mon, 30 Sep 2002 16:27:04 -0500From: samir (anonymous@obgyn.net)Mon, 30 Sep 2002 17:52:05 -0500 (CDT)
At Mon, 30 Sep 2002, anonymous@obgyn.net wrote: > >September 30, 2002 > >Concern: > >I am sixty-three years old, and, during my biannual pelvic exam, a >gynecologist determined I might have an ovarian cyst; thus she referred me to >another OBGYN who ordered an ultrasound, which showed a cyst on my right >ovary: I then had a CA 125 test, with a low negative (.07) result. (This) >OBGYN then informed me she that, although she could confine surgery to >removing both my ovaries & the cyst (only) if the biopsy of the cyst proved >to be negative, she would prefer to perform a total hysterectomy (fallopian >tubes, ovaries, uterus); stating, "Why keep those organs when they're just >sitting there, doing nothing for you?" Note: I have no family history of >any cancer. > >My Questions: 1). Is total hysterectomy common in a post menopausal woman >with a benign ovarian cyst?: 2). Do you recommend that I seek a second >opinion regarding surgical options, et al. before agreeing to submit to a >total hysterectomy? > >Thank you for any information you may provide. > >LOC hysterectomy is the usual way to do in a postmenopausal women during removal of ovarain cyst even if it is benign
-- SAmir Fouad Aziz Assist Professor OB.Gyn Director Gyn.oncology Al-Azhar University-Egypt Editorial advisor OBgyn.net(P&B,Gyn.Oncology)
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