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I'm 25 can I get ovarian cancer
I'm 25 ever since I was 16 I have always had trouble with my left ovary with having cyst. They never go away there are painful too. Do you think because I keep having cyst I will develop ovarian cancer?
My own experience - I had cyst problems in my teens, particularly my left ovary seemed to hurt so much, I could barely walk at times. I had my first laparoscopy at age 19. All they told me was "cysts." Since then I've had 3 children, gone through menopause and I'm fine. Last year my left ovary decided to act up again, grew another big old cyst (not willing to give up!) and I had the ovary/cyst removed. But no cancer. That's how it all worked out for me.
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