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Hi,
You have an excellent doctor !! , my guess is that he wants you to have another tvus after your period to see if the cyst disappears . This can often happen especially as you are still young .
Ovarian cancer is rare , 95% of cysts turn out to be benign !! there are very good odds in your favour that this is all that it is . I know its really hard, but try not to worry to much .
Let us know how you get on and good luck.
Thank you so much for your reply. I have posted on a few boards and your the first. Reading your encouraging words does help. I am due for my period in the next 5 days or so. So in around 10 days I will be able to have the ultrasound. I will keep you posted.
You have an excellent doctor !! , my guess is that he wants you to have another tvus after your period to see if the cyst disappears . This can often happen especially as you are still young .
Ovarian cancer is rare , 95% of cysts turn out to be benign !! there are very good odds in your favour that this is all that it is . I know its really hard, but try not to worry to much .
Let us know how you get on and good luck.
Take care , Best wishes Angie
Thanks!