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still confused
I am going into hospital nxt month as i have a 7x6 cyst on my right ovary but feel that i havnt been given much info from the gyni clinic. All i know is that they will try to remove cyst without the ovary through keyhole surgery but they wont know for sure until the operation has started so i wont know anything until i come out of surgery, i just find this a bit worrying. has anyone else had this problem?
just found out that my ca test has come back at 85 as far as i know it should be 35 anyone else had this problem? really concerned now
I had my surgery (keyhole, but they had to do 4 holes for my 17X14X16 cm cyst) two weeks ago Wednesday. I was back to working half days (from home) the following Tuesday and back full time at the office on Thursday. I have to admit, I was really exhausted over the weekend and even today when I came home I am tired and a bit sore. I do what I have to do and make sure I rest when I can. Don't push it - I started to and realized I wasn't doing anyone any favors. Good luck
thank you all so much for answering my questions and easing the worry, this is a great forum, just good to know there is someone there who knows what i'm going through
I worried and worried! Had my surger last Tuesday, 3 incisions with some complications due to some crazy circumstances. However, I feel amazing, going back to work tomorrow! Just take it really easy and REST when you get home! I was exhasuted, still am a little tired. You will do just fine! :) Good luck to you!
Everyone goes through this pre-surgery worry. We have had a lot of success stories here and certainly you should be joining us in the success story club. Figure 2 weeks minimum to recover from keyhole surgery and 6 weeks minimum if open surgery.
just wondering how long recovery period will be but wont know this until i get told what has been done. just worried about everything really
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