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Update at Dr. appt
Hi Everyone,
I had a second appt with my gyne today and my CA125 came back at 10 and all my other blood work was normal. He was really pleased. He said that now he is pretty confident that it is non-malignant and that although he had originally said he didn't think they should do a 7cm cyst laporoscopically, he now thinks they can "bag it" since they are not too concerned with the contents. He is currently asking other surgeons in the area to find an expert in gyne laporoscopy.
I am really happy with the outcome. Obviously I would be happier if it had disappeared all on it's own....but if I can now have it done without a laparotomy, then I am happier. Has anyone had this procedure done where they "bag" the cyst and then pop it to remove it? Any info would be appreciated.
All in all, I am 90% relieved.
I had a second appt with my gyne today and my CA125 came back at 10 and all my other blood work was normal. He was really pleased. He said that now he is pretty confident that it is non-malignant and that although he had originally said he didn't think they should do a 7cm cyst laporoscopically, he now thinks they can "bag it" since they are not too concerned with the contents. He is currently asking other surgeons in the area to find an expert in gyne laporoscopy.
I am really happy with the outcome. Obviously I would be happier if it had disappeared all on it's own....but if I can now have it done without a laparotomy, then I am happier. Has anyone had this procedure done where they "bag" the cyst and then pop it to remove it? Any info would be appreciated.
All in all, I am 90% relieved.
Congrats! That would be much better than a laparotomy. I was wondering how they got it out that little hole, now I know.
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