If your current doctor is not a gyno, then he may be unsure what it is and possibly overreacting. See what a gyno thinks. If the gyno acts worried, then you may want to upgrade to a gynecologist/oncologist for surgery since they are much more qualified to safely remove cysts that appear suspicious. This could all prove to be a false alarm, too, but it is important to rule out worst case scenarios.
It is the right ovary that has a follicular cyst on it. The left one is the one I am having trouble with.
There is nothing mentioned about being follicular. It is definitely not that. What it was is a 4.2cm cyst with a 4mm nodule inside it. Doc said its definitely not normal, and growing rapidly.
I don't know how old you are but you do mention the word follicular which relates to the ovulation process.
I am becoming an expert on ovarian cysts as I have one and I have spent ages on the net researching them.
Follicular cysts are almost never cancerous. No doubt your doctor is being on the safe side.
I don't know anything about doppler I'm afraid but you should go back to your doctor to ask questions if this is bothering you. My doctor tried to fob me off as I was asking too many questions but at the end of the day that is part of their job.
I have been told my cyst looks benign and blood tests were normal but am now waiting for them to decide what to do with it!
I have been speaking to my doc for the last 2 days regarding the ultrasound results. He wants me to see gyn asap as he is concerned about the nodule inside the cyst.
I get lots of cyst on my ovaries. When I get pain in my lower abdomen I go in and get them checked out with ultra sound to make sure they are dropping and not growing into huge clumps. I have had many painful ruptures, that seems to be the only crappy thing about it. I have had two kids so it didn't prevent me in that area. As long as you are seeing a doctor for this, that's great.