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I had a large (17cm) cyst removed from my left ovary in March of this year. I had for many months experienced mediumMedium chain triglycerides to heavy pelvic pain and felt nauseous and bloated. After the cyst was removed I was reassured that the entire cyst had been removed and that I should experience no further problems. On the 2nd of October this year I was diagnosed with a large (14cm) peritoneal pseudocyst and advised this was due to adhesions and as a precautionary measure, they would also think about removing my left ovary. Four days ago, I had a second laparoscopy but afterwards I was told that in fact, there had been a little bit of the wall of the cyst remaining, therefore the previous cyst has returned. I'm 26 and it has taken up the best part of my year. I have also been booked in for a further scan in three moths time to track the success of the procedure. I'm absolutely petrified.
Also, they decided to leave the ovary intact. They kept saying this was due to my age but if it's only going to happen again, I'd be willing to lose one.