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complex mass on ovaries
What does it mean when the mass is homogeneous solid the mass is 2x2x1.8 on the right ovarie and 3.1x2.6x2.5 on the left. I am havin gan endometrial byopsie. Is this something to be more worried about than I already am. Please let me know if anyone is familiar with these terms. Thank You
Hello,
I am a 34 year old women. I have had ovarian cysts that have been painful and have even taken me to the ER but they were always fluid filled. Now the pain will not go away and I am spotting and after another pelvic ultrasound I found out now it is a complex 2.8 cm cyst. Today they took my blood work and are testing for cancer and endometriosis. He said it is up to me if I should have the lapro.
The pain never goes away. I cant huntch over, I can't sleep on one side or have intercourse if I wanted to.
Any advise??? Thank you.
I am a 34 year old women. I have had ovarian cysts that have been painful and have even taken me to the ER but they were always fluid filled. Now the pain will not go away and I am spotting and after another pelvic ultrasound I found out now it is a complex 2.8 cm cyst. Today they took my blood work and are testing for cancer and endometriosis. He said it is up to me if I should have the lapro.
The pain never goes away. I cant huntch over, I can't sleep on one side or have intercourse if I wanted to.
Any advise??? Thank you.
I am 39 yrs old and I have had my period about every 20-28 days for the last year. When I went for my yearly I told my doctor so she suggested we do a vaginal us. She called me a couple days later and told me about the masses and know I am having a biopsy on 2-12-07 I have never had children and I have CP. I am worried it is cancer. I have no family history of cancer it is just the word mass scares the hell out of me. Thanks for the input I would appriciate any further thought you might have.
Thanks,
Cogs
Thanks,
Cogs
Hey Cogs,
We all worry, join the crowd! Sounds like you have a solid mass on each ovary and although small a check for endometriosis is on the list of diagnostic techniques. So are you under forty? Have you had more than one Ultrasound and if so was there a change in size of the masses? I had two solid masses on one ovary and they were both benign but had been there at least a year and probably longer. I had a dermoid and something called a brennor tumor, one prevalent in younger women and one prevalent in older women. Hello middle age! I am almost 50 so didn't get the long drawn out "Watchful wait" that the Gals under 40 get. I hope yours is not endo as thats the "gift" that keeps on giving. If that's what's up, better to know it. So tell us a little more Cogs and welcome to the site! MV
We all worry, join the crowd! Sounds like you have a solid mass on each ovary and although small a check for endometriosis is on the list of diagnostic techniques. So are you under forty? Have you had more than one Ultrasound and if so was there a change in size of the masses? I had two solid masses on one ovary and they were both benign but had been there at least a year and probably longer. I had a dermoid and something called a brennor tumor, one prevalent in younger women and one prevalent in older women. Hello middle age! I am almost 50 so didn't get the long drawn out "Watchful wait" that the Gals under 40 get. I hope yours is not endo as thats the "gift" that keeps on giving. If that's what's up, better to know it. So tell us a little more Cogs and welcome to the site! MV
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