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Need hlp postmenopausal complex ovarian cyst
I am 72 years of age and just diagnosed with a 7.1 x 6.3 x 5.8 cm ovarian complex cyst may be serous cyst or municous cyst. I am scheduled to meet with a gynocologist/oncologist to schedule surgery. What kind of surgery will this be? Also, how long would I be in the hospital? Also, it said when I meet with the gynocologist/oncologist I should have a list of questions. I don't know what questions to ask. I need help and I am a complete wreck. At my age I can't believe this. Also, I have no idea how long I have had this because the last time I saw a gynocologist was 40 years ago. I know that is bad and I am ashamed to say that I never went to the doctor. Could someone let me know what questions I should ask.
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Considering your age the first thing that needs to be ruled out is cancer. The most likely surgery you will have is removal of the uterus along with the ovaries. The surgery can be more extensive if it is cancer. Probable hospital stay will be a week. Consult your Doctor.
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