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stable cyst maligant ?
Hi everyone,
I sure would appreciate knowing if anyone has had a similar experience. I am 54, I believe in menopause and I had a 10 cm. endometrioma removed 10 years ago. I have a possible complex cyst on my remaining ovary, a negative uterine biopsy and a CA-125 of 128. Apparently, this cyst has remained unchanged for at least 2 years.
I think my question is, has anyone "watched & waited" a stable cyst only to later have it removed and find it was malignant? I feel like it is another endometrioma and I have no symptoms really. I would appreciate anyones advice or experience.
Thank you,
the greatrobinski (I use that because there is another Robin with a similar history :)
I sure would appreciate knowing if anyone has had a similar experience. I am 54, I believe in menopause and I had a 10 cm. endometrioma removed 10 years ago. I have a possible complex cyst on my remaining ovary, a negative uterine biopsy and a CA-125 of 128. Apparently, this cyst has remained unchanged for at least 2 years.
I think my question is, has anyone "watched & waited" a stable cyst only to later have it removed and find it was malignant? I feel like it is another endometrioma and I have no symptoms really. I would appreciate anyones advice or experience.
Thank you,
the greatrobinski (I use that because there is another Robin with a similar history :)
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