Just got results of my latest ultrasound, and it shows a 2.7 cm complex cyst on R ovary (we are assuming this is the same cyst imaged in Oct, which was then 2.5 cm) -- AND fluid in the endometrial canal. I'm 52, menopausal 3 years. My dr referred me to OB/GYN; I can't get in for 2 wks, so now must wait/worry. Have experienced pelvic pressure/discomfort, intermittent gas, burping/bloaty feeling, since late Sept, but it was off and on -- now low-key pressure seems pretty steady. In interim have had 2 CT scans, which show no abnormalities aside from cyst. I just got out of 3 days in hospital for what turned out to be a SBO -- treated w/IV fluids for 3 days, and it resolved. Either SBO is a totally separate problem, or it's not and is somehow related to all the pelvic stuff going on. I have fears of giant tumors which have worked their way up from the pelvic region into the small bowel, but the drs at the hospital said that was unlikely and that in all the imaging, SOMETHING bad would probably have been seen.They also said that if this were cancer, symptoms of gas/bloat, etc. wouldn’t be intermittent but would be steadily worse;they chalked up my symptoms of periodic gas/bloating to the SBO, which is most likely due to scar tissue from previous pelvic surgery I had 16 years ago (to remove benign ovarian cysts).On the upside, my CA-125 has been taken twice, and scored a 6 and a 5.But that can be misleading too (though I hear it’s more reliable past menopause?).Also on up side, have had NO post-menopausal bleeding at all, no weight loss/loss of appetite, and no fatigue--in fact, lately I feel super-energetic (though, of course, worried and losing sleep about all this!).The only thing I have is nagging feeling of pressure in pelvis, intermittent gas/burping, and of course the recent intestinal obstruction and the imaging results with the persistent complex ov cyst and endo fluid.I’m REALLY worried. Is there any likelihood at all that this is all something benign? Rowana