Take a really deep breath !!! No need to panic...Everyone here has had cysts of some type or another. I'm sorry your Dr. didn't take a little more time explaining that these cysts are very , very common and many times simply resolve on their own. Many times we have cysts and aren't even aware of it. Complex by the way only means it has fluid and possible solids. It doesn't mean malignant.
If these cysts don't resolve themselves on their own, they may decide to do a simple procedure called a Laparoscopy, which lots of us have had. Outpatient and not bad at all. However, let's not even go there yet..Write down all of your questions, Check out the Health Pages at the top right of this page, and calm yourself. I'm sure you'll feel much better after you've had some of your questions answered.
And keep in touch after your appt..
Take care,
Sandy
Thank You, It has helped reading and going through things here. I am trying to keep things together I have 5 kids ages 12,13,15,17,21 and it is hard trying not to show any emotion around them. They don't need my stress brushing off on them as my 17 year old has to take her SAT's in a couple weeks. I am all they have and I don't have time to be sick injured or scared. Especially this time of year. Just don't know how to suck it back at times.
Again thank You!
First I want to tell you to calm down, it may help you to know that most ovarian cysts are benign..95%... and your cysts are small too. Doctors can make you crazy but it's good that you're having this testing done to find out exactly what kind of cyst it is and to make a determination on what they'll do about it. Fluid filled functional cysts can resolve on their own too.
In the meantime, there is a lot of information about different types of cysts on the main page of the cyst forum in the Health pages on the upper right side of the page. Just click on the Heath pages and scroll to the cyst information posts.. it will help you get a better perspective about it all.
Loculated just means it has chambers or walls inside the cyst, this can happen in complex cysts.. and as I said yours is small. The functional cysts are normal, they occur during ovulation. Even if you've had a hysterectomy you still will ovulate as that's what the ovaries do every month as long as you have estrogen and aren't menopausal.
Sorry the doctor didn't give you better information but some of them are so pressed for time these days they don't bother to explain everything we need them to, that's why it's good to learn about it and ask specific questions when you see her again.
Read the cyst information, get the MRI monday and let us know how it turns out.