Hello,
I've been having ovarian cancer symptoms for some time now....severe bloating, indigestion, severe fatigue, abnormal periods, etc.
My doctor ordered a transvaginal sonogram and he reported to me that the findings could be anything from a normal cyst to cancer. I am very confused about it all.
I had an appointment for a second opinion yesterday, but the office called and cancelled because the doctor has the flu. *sigh* So I have to wait two more weeks to get his opinion.
In the meantime, I was wondering if anyone knew what my radiology report might mean. It said:
"There is a 1 cm hypoechoic area within the right ovary. There is a small amount of free fluid in the pelvis."
And the conclusion was:
1. Retroverted uterus (I already knew this)
2. Small amount of free fluid in the pelvis.
3. 1 cm complex area in the right ovary may represent hemorrhagic cyst or small focus of endometriosis."
I was not bloated when I had this sonogram done, unfortunately. Now, I feel like I could explode and I'm wondering if there would be more free fluid found if it were to be performed now.
Is free fluid a normal finding with normal bloating?
And why would my doctor suspect a possibility of cancer with these findings?
Thank you so much for your help! I've been very worried about this.