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Re: CHRONICPAIN: Complex cyst and ovary removal - should i be worried? From: L Poe (anonymous@obgyn.net) Sat, 31 Mar 2007 00:16:48 -0500 (CDT) Messages sorted by: [ date ][ thread ][ subject ][ author ] Next message: Sara311: "MENORRHAGIA: Constant Menstruation Help!?" Previous message: L Poe: "MENOPAUSE: FSH test and bcps" In reply to: josie: "CHRONICPAIN: Complex cyst and ovary removal - should i be worried?" Next in thread: josie: "Re: CHRONICPAIN: Complex cyst and ovary removal - should i be worried?" Reply: josie: "Re: CHRONICPAIN: Complex cyst and ovary removal - should i be worried?" At Fri, 30 Mar 2007, josie wrote: > >I was just told that my latest sonogram shows that my left ovary cyst is >complex. up until now, through 2 ultrasounds and 1 MRI, i was told it >was a simple cyst. We are scheduling surgery to remove the ovary. Can >anyone give me any information about this? Do cysts change like this? Is >this a more worrisome type of cyst? I have had severe pelvic pain (not >near the ovary, but low by my cervix with tons of pressure) for about >three months...I posted on Wednesday about other symptoms like bloating. >I just started having periods again after not much going on for four >years due to Mirena. they are awful...any info about complex cysts will >be so appreciated. Thank you! I am not a doctor but I had two complex cysts removed without the taking of my ovaries. I would question any doctor who tells you BEFORE the surgery that your ovary needs to be removed. I was told it would depend on what they found during the surgery. Just removing the ovary seems to be an easy way out. A good doctor would try to save it if that's what you want. However, ovaries that have been operated on sometimes decide they don't want to work anymore... leading to premature menopause. If you will still have an ovary though, it probably won't matter. Do you have endo? My cysts were complex because they were from endometriosis. A complex cyst worries doctors because it could sometimes be cancer, but if you are young, probably not!! There are tons of different kinds of cysts and different reasons for them to be complex. Most are not going to kill you, just cause you a lot of pain. Simple cysts usually go away on their own. Complex cysts may not. Chocolate cysts from endo have to be removed surgically. Next message: Sara311: "MENORRHAGIA: Constant Menstruation Help!?" Previous message: L Poe: "MENOPAUSE: FSH test and bcps" In reply to: josie: "CHRONICPAIN: Complex cyst and ovary removal - should i be worried?" Next in thread: josie: "Re: CHRONICPAIN: Complex cyst and ovary removal - should i be worried?" Reply: josie: "Re: CHRONICPAIN: Complex cyst and ovary removal - should i be worried?"

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