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haya i was just wondering if any one can help me i was diagnosed with cervical cancer last year had a radical hysterectomy for to treat it but unfortunatley it reacurred had to recieve external and internal radiation also chemo but i was told i hav an cist on my left ovary had an mri and it was still there im having pains in my left side and down my leg would that be asympton from the cist help worried im am also going through the menopause iam only 34
This discussion is related to cyst on left ovary.
This discussion is related to cyst on left ovary.
Hi sorry to hear about ur medical problems.
With regards to the cyst they can cause all kinds of problems for diff people, mine causes a arthritis kind of pain in my hip all down to my knee. So chances are that is the problem, they can also cause u too feel bloated/need for peeing more frequently.
U should see ur GP and get him/her to refer u for ultra sound scan & from there they will either suggest a 'wait andsee' approach or take further steps to remove it depending on it's size and structure.
Best wishes to u
Let us know how u get on
From Katy
With regards to the cyst they can cause all kinds of problems for diff people, mine causes a arthritis kind of pain in my hip all down to my knee. So chances are that is the problem, they can also cause u too feel bloated/need for peeing more frequently.
U should see ur GP and get him/her to refer u for ultra sound scan & from there they will either suggest a 'wait andsee' approach or take further steps to remove it depending on it's size and structure.
Best wishes to u
Let us know how u get on
From Katy
Ovarian cysts can cause all kinds of symptoms, and I would imagine the pain on your left side is one of them.
Are you seeing a gyn/oncologist ? If not you need to asap.
What are the plans for the cyst? Why is the ovary still there?
I guess I have more questions than suggestions.
Peace.
dian
Are you seeing a gyn/oncologist ? If not you need to asap.
What are the plans for the cyst? Why is the ovary still there?
I guess I have more questions than suggestions.
Peace.
dian
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