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ovarian cyst and high iron are they related?
Hello. I have endometriosis and had lap done in Nov 2008. I have a light period every 28 days and lasts for only 2 days. I call it spotting as it is NOTHING like I had before my lap. I have been tired and moody and in a lot of pain on my left side. I started noticing these signs back in September of 2009. I went and had blood work done and an internal ultrasound. My blood work came back showing HIGH iron. My untrasound shows a small cyst on my left ovary.
The questions I have are: can a small cyst cause pain on a daily basis, walking, sitting etc? Is high iron and cysts related or are these two separate issues?
I go to see my endometriosis specialist next week and I am hoping for some answers however if anyone can think of questions I should be asking or if you have gone through anything similar I would appreciate hearing from you. Any help is appreciated. :-)
Thank you.
The questions I have are: can a small cyst cause pain on a daily basis, walking, sitting etc? Is high iron and cysts related or are these two separate issues?
I go to see my endometriosis specialist next week and I am hoping for some answers however if anyone can think of questions I should be asking or if you have gone through anything similar I would appreciate hearing from you. Any help is appreciated. :-)
Thank you.
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