I went for an untrasound 3 months in which a mass was detected on both my ovaries, each about 3 cm. They also found a polyp in my uterus. My doctor recommended I wait for 3 months and my latest ultrasound revealed that the masses have now grown to about 6 cm. The masses are clear but they are dark in certain areas. So the doctor is not able to figure out yet if its a dermoid or endometrioma. She has recommended Laprascopy. what are the chances of them being able to save my ovaries?
I can't imagine, under any circumstances, that in two months you would develop multiple cancerous cysts, I just don't see that as possible. But I'm not a doctor. It sounds like polycystic ovaries, which is a diagnosis. Or some sort of functional cysts, I just really don't think ovarian cancer can be on your radar when 2 months ago nothing was there. But someone on this site has said repeatedly, "You only have one chance to get it right" so for that reason, make sure you have the best gyn/onc you can find and have a good diagnosis of what is going on, which will likely include birth control and a "watch and wait" approach.
Kudos to you for donating a kidney, what a gift, and it must make you feel amazing to know you've saved another's life. I think you are a hero, and you should feel that way about yourself too.
I just went thru having solid mass on ovary seen on transvag.u/s. Had cat scan, it did not show, just enlarged ovary. Dr.talked to me of the possibly of ovca & the whole 9 yards. Had follow up ultrasound 30days from 1st u/s & the mass was gone. Turns out was a hemmoragic cyst. I had pulling & increased pain upon movement as well. That's from the weight of the cyst. 99% of them are benign & from what I hear & did experience they do go away sometimes. But DO follow up & get all u/s & cat scans you need to monitor it.