I am a 29 year old Female. I had my uterus removed in 2005. This past February, I had a 10.5 cm complex ovarian tumor removed. The gyno/onc told me that it was benign but a borderline case. The tumor was attached to everything (bladder, colon, both ovaries, vaginal cuff). Both ovaries were removed. Back in June, I started having some cramping on my left side again. When I asked my gyno/onc if my tumor could come back, he told me I had a type that can, and it can be cancerous if it comes back. He ordered a CT scan. I got the results for my CT in late July when visiting his office. My doc was seeing 43 patients that day and told me the CT was normal- that it showed several cyst but they are normal after surgery. My symptoms have been increasing. I am having sharp menstrual like cramping on the left side, change in bowl habits, nausea, lower back pain, sometimes pain with intercourse, water retention and weakness. I have kidney stone problems, so I went to the urologist for my annual visit and he pulled my CT scan. He printed it off for me. It showed two cyst one on each ovary. One is 2.5 cm and the other 3.5 cm. Both of my ovaries were removed back in February. I went back to my regular gyno, and he has ordered a vaginal ultrasound which I am having on Wed. He is wanting me to go back the gyno/onc. I do not feel comfortable doing this because of the way the doctor acts. Everytime I try and tell him my symptoms he tells me I am too young to have ovarian cancer and accuses me of being on the internet too much (by the way this is the FIRST time I have tried to research anything). Should I be worried? What kind of doctor do I need to see? I am told a gasterologist, etc. I feel like I keep trying to be pushed off onto the next person. I am ready to give up except when I am cramping it hurts really bad. When the gyno did a pelvic exam on Friday, he said he did not feel any masses. Can I have ovarian cyst without ovaries? What kind of doctor should I be seeing?