Omg im so scared

[lot12]

Its been a week and im still having stmptoms like pelvic pain right and left side pain
Back pain and frequent urination more that 20x a day

Had urine test
Rbc- 1-2 hpf
Wbc- 2-4 hpf
Occult blood- trace
Protein- trace
So that mean i have infections

I do have a cyst outside my ovarie 1.8 cm
Echoic and has thick wall complex
Cyst on the left side

Ive been reading again which i knowni shouldnt been these spymptoms they say are for ovarian cance im so scared

My obgyn gave 10 days worth of antibiotic and will return for another us 5th day of my mext period

Help anyone

[lot12]

Hi girls Just a follow up

My cyst its is paraovarian its fluid filled and thin walled
The good news is that its shrinking will go back to my obgyn after 6months but when im in pain to gmback sooner

God is so good:)

[GirlTalk2012]

Have you ever been checked for endometriosis through lap surgery?
Get the pap smear as a precaution but ask about a laparoscopy.  I plan on doing this.  I'm looking for a specialist.  

[asdf125]

Assuming it is still 1.8 cm. When was it last measured? I would think it generally would be a bit small, unless it is just in the right spot to annoy something.
I believe other women on here had pain from small cysts, but I never payed much attention to that as I didnt have pelvic pain.

[lot12]

but isnt a 1.8cm cyst to small to press on organs?
i'll ask my obgyn about that next week
hopefully its just an infection

thank you souch for your reply
God bless you

[asdf125]

Frequent urination is supposed to be one of the most common symptoms of cysts. I guess they take up room where your bladder is. Of course it is also a symptom of UTI, if so the antibiotics should cure it.

Pelvic pain is also one of the most common symptoms of cysts. It doesnt have to mean you have cancer, the risk of that is very small.
It sounds to me like the cyst is getting bigger or pressing on some organs, which affects your body. Try not to worry too much but make sure you let your doctor know you are getting more discomfort. You should feel better once the cyst is gone.

Good luck I hope you feel better soon

[lot12]

thank you so much for your reply

im also scared because some of the symptoms im feeling are also symptoms of ovarian cancer
i actually had surgery to removed a simple cyst last sept2011
my symptoms now are far more worst than before thats what scares me the most and the fact the the new cyst is complex and has thick walls

anyways again thank you so much for replying
it helps alot when you have someone to talk tol

[lot12]

thank you so much for your reply

im also scared because some of the symptoms im feeling are also symptoms of ovarian cancer
i actually had surgery to removed a simple cyst last sept2011
my symptoms now are far more worst than before thats what scares me the most and the fact the the new cyst is complex and has thick walls

anyways again thank you so much for replying
it helps alot when you have someone to talk tol

[GirlTalk2012]

Here is a list of symptoms a woman can have with a cyst.  I know how you feel because I have been going through the same thing for years.  I worry too (its normal) but getting overly anxious will do you no good.  Call your obgyn and discuss your concerns.  Schedule a pap smear to be on the same side.
Here's that list. . . .

SIGNS AND SYMPTOMS * Dull aching, or severe, sudden, and sharp pain or discomfort in the lower abdomen (one or both sides), pelvis, vagina, lower back, or thighs; pain may be constant or intermittent --this is the most common symptom * Fullness, heaviness, pressure, swelling, or bloating in the abdomen * Breast tenderness * Pain during or shortly after beginning or end of menstrual period. * Irregular periods, or abnormal uterine bleeding or spotting * Change in frequency or ease of urination (such as inability to fully empty the bladder), or difficulty with bowel movements due to pressure on adjacent pelvic anatomy * Weight gain * Nausea or vomiting * Fatigue * Infertility * Increased level of hair growth * Increased facial hair or body hair * Headaches * Strange pains in ribs, which feel muscular * Bloating * Strange nodules that
feel like bruises under the layer of
skin.
Cysts that persist beyond two or three menstrual cycles, or occur in post-
menopausal women, may indicate
more serious disease and should
be investigated through
ultrasonography and laparoscopy,
especially in cases where family
members have had ovarian cancer
so chances of a cyst being
malignant is very less and if you don't have a positive family
history chances are more less.