MedHelp has an Ask the Expert Gynecology forum. Give that a try.
http://www.medhelp.org/forums/Gynecology/show/103
The doctor suggested she have surgery and said that the main cyst looks to be 5-6 inches. That seems pretty large to me. The doctor also suggested we get another CA-125 test in 3 months to see if the numbers change. The doctor is saying that she thinks they are endometriomas. The patient is 20 years old, no children, and the picture of a healthy lifestyle, and no family history of cancer or ovarian problems.
I'm trying to find a website where I can find a radiologist that might take a look at the images for me and give me their impression. Any suggestions on this?
I wonder if doctors or radiologists ever review this site?
Any help or direction is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Ruben
The radiologist is the most skilled in reading the results. It is normal for your doctor to rely on their impressions. It is often very difficult to know for sure what kind of cyst it is until they do surgery. I was told I had a 16 cm mass, possibly fluid filled and at surgery it ended up being a grapefruit sized cluster of cysts that had bled together. What is your doctor planning to do for treatment?
Hmmmm...usually when imaging is done the results will be sent to the ordering physician with the radiologist's impression