Thank you. I am scheduled to go to another hospital that has several oncology depts within it. Im just hoping that they can help me. My fear is my bleeding. Im not currently bleeding or anything. But i have a blood disorder called factor v leiden which causes my blood to clot all the time. So in order to combat the disorder, i take blood thinners, that me blood specialist has stated that i can never stop. So this in its self has got me rattled pretty good. Just wondering if its something they need to operate on, then how would that aspect be handled?? i dunno. ive read a hundred posts on here to try and get any idea of what i have ahead of me...its just all very unsettling.
Whether it turns out to be benign or not, you want a gynecological oncologist involved. They have three more years of training and more experience ... the results of their surgeries are considered better. In my opinion, the hospital gave you the right referral. Most cysts turn out to be benign, but ovarian cancer is hard to diagnose, so you can't be too careful.
Good luck and God bless ...
They did NOT say whether it was solid, complex or fluid...this is driving me crazy. Thank you for you input.
Hi im so sorry that you are going through this
Did they tell you if your cyst was complex or simple or solid?
Maybe you should see a gynomc for a second opinion they are experts on both benign and malugnant cyst
Yout age is on your side and most likely its not cancer remeber 90% of all ovarian cyst are benign
Maybe ask for a ca125 and a ct scan
Hope this helps
God bless you :)