I had a
transvaginalTransvaginal ultrasound ultrasound done in early September, which stated the following results: a 1.3-cm hypoechoic cyst on the left ovary. No free fluid is seen in the cul-de-sac.
Impression:
Small complex cyst on the left ovary. Suggest reevaluation after 2-3 menstrual cycles.
My doctor said the cyst had no solid component, but that it was termed complex because it looked like it had another cyst inside it.
My questions are:
1. Is hypoechoic indicative of cancer?
2. Can a complex cyst still be a functional cyst?
3. Is the small size of the cyst indicative of it being a functional cyst as opposed to something more ominous?
I imagine that if the radiologist thought there was anything suspicious in the findings, it would have been stated in the report. Does this sound to you like I have anything to worry about? I will be going for my retest soon. Thanks for your time.