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Dont even know if i am on the right site for the past few months have been feeling generally down unable to lose weight and bloated. Eventually went to the Dr who felt abdomen and found a large mass in pelvic area, sent for a ultra sound scan which shows a a 'huge pelvic mass'. Bloods have now been taken and i have been refered to gyn appointment next week just needed to know with a cyst would i normally have lost wt, sometimes i feel preasure pressing down around my back passage is this normal. Have not experience urine probs i have seen on this site so just feeling really confused not to say scared. From inital Dr app to Gyn app 3 weeks and 1 day so its all going very quickly converstaions have only been on the phone with GP since original consultation so have not really had any answers. So to rambel and sorry if i am on wrong site. just though somone might be able to answer some ? for me.
Cycles can go from 23 to 34 days and can vary in how heavy they are have changed over the las tyear or so but just put that down to my age ? starting the menopause. Going to speak to the Dr Tues so will hopeully have some answers thanks for the replys.
I 'm not usually good at giving advice but I felt compelled to write you because i know exactly how you feel. I had a CT scan in september for something unrelated but they found a "very large pelvic mass". Well i of course paniced because the word "mass" sounds horrific. I was referred for an ultrasound & sent to my GYN which of course took a few weeks - just enough time to drive myself crazy! Please try not to worry too much - I know easier said then done. I did end up having 3 ovarian cysts which I had surgery to remove. Good luck. Waiting is the hardest part!
Are your cycles normal? Cysts can definitely interfere with them and cause weight gain. Find comfort in knowing though that cysts are mostly benign. Talk to your doctor and find out exactly what kind you have. Try not to stress too much over it, though I know that's almost impossible. You came to the right place to get advice and information. Good luck with everything. Keep us posted.
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