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1 cm 'gray spot'
by Nervous1962, Mar 13, 2004 12:00AM
In December 2003, I had a normal TVUS. Recently I had another which indicated a < or = to 1 cm "spot." The technician said that it was gray rather than black. The US was performed mid to late cycle possibly. Although I am 41, perimenopausal and quite irregular. Any ideas? She indicated that sometimes when cysts are resolving that they can appear gray or bleed into themselves. What should I expect in terms of follow-up? Can a spot appear within 3 months? I am asymptomatic except for a possible diagnosis of Interstitial Cystitis. The US was done mostly to appease me. Finally, does size of mass sometimes equate with stage of cancer? Thank you very much.
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