I am 47. During a recent pelvic, my doctor felt what she thought might be a fibroid. I was sent for an ultrasound. The pelvic ultrasound transabdominal stated: Uterus appears retroverted, measuring about 7.5 cm in length by 3.5 cm AP dimension and 7 cm width. The uterine architecture is not well delineated due to retroversion and suboptimal filling of the bladder (don't understand this; I drank more than the recommended amount and was about to explode). The left ovary is not identified and the right ovary likely lies close the uterus and is normal in size. There is no free fluid. Endovaginal pelvic ultrasound stated: Endometrium is 11 mm in thickness. There are a few Nabothian cysts in the cervix. There is no myometrial abnormality noted. Left ovary is 2.5 x 1.5 x 1 cm. Right ovary is 2 x 3 x 2.5 cm and contains a 2 cm cystic structure with some low level internal echoes. There is no free fluid. My doctor called this cystic structure a lesion. I have had light cramping, nausea and stomach pain since my pelvic almost 2 weeks ago. I have a history of IBS and GERD, so I've had symptoms of these for some time...although the GERD seems worse. Also, I had some light spotting a few days ago and am not due to start my period for a week. My doctor suggested waiting 6 weeks and repeating the ultrasound. Is this a normal course of action? Is this report suggestive of a cyst or cancer?