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repeat complex ovarian cysts
I am a 28 year old female. I have a question that I hope someone can answer please. My health concerns started when I was 17 years old. I was diagnosed with endo. I has a hysterectomy in 2007 ( they left my ovaries) and they also removed a complex cyst. In Sept of 07 I had another develop on my right ovary again and they removed though laproscopic surgery. On August 28 2008, I had another cyst and they removed it and they took the ovary. I am now 2 1/2 weeks post op and I have yet another cyst on my left ovary, same kind. Has anyone had any thing like this that they can shead some light on.
THANKS..STILL CONFUSED ON MY OPTIONS. SOME PEOPLE HAVE TOLD ME THAT THESE COMPLEX CYSTS ARE LINKED TO OVARIAN CANCER. ANY THOUGHTS! HOW IS MENOPAUSE AND WHAT IS IT LIKE?
Your story sounds alot like mine.............
I have had reoccuring complex and endo cysts since my teens. I have (had) severe endo and had a partial hyst 3 yrs ago. The cysts kept coming despite Lupron shots and laps to remove them and I had both ovaries removed last year at age 38. I have never felt this good........... Menopause kinda sux but there is no pain anymore.
The decision for me to have my ovaries taken out was easy(ish) for me cuz I was done having children.
I hope you find relief and feel better. Keep us updated.
Heidi
I have had reoccuring complex and endo cysts since my teens. I have (had) severe endo and had a partial hyst 3 yrs ago. The cysts kept coming despite Lupron shots and laps to remove them and I had both ovaries removed last year at age 38. I have never felt this good........... Menopause kinda sux but there is no pain anymore.
The decision for me to have my ovaries taken out was easy(ish) for me cuz I was done having children.
I hope you find relief and feel better. Keep us updated.
Heidi
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