I agree with Laney. But I also think you might need to see a gastroenterologist for the stomach issues. It could be totally not related to the cyst. I don't know what kind of insurance you have, but if you have to see your primary first, tell that doctor your symptoms and see what they recommend. Good luck!
Hi there,
Is there any chance you could be pregnant? Just a thought. It really helps if you fill out your profile so we know your age etc. It makes it easier to reply to a post.
So from what you have said, you are still ovulating. Cysts are so very very common to premenopausal women. Most have them, they come and go and many don't even know they have one. The problem appears when they get pain from them. This is usually what sends women to the doctors. They have a transvaginal ultrasound as you did and that is when they are found. Usually, the doc will do another ultrasound to look for resolution or change in the cyst. Most resolve and not treatment is necessary.
The cyst you have is very small. Im not saying this is not causing your problems. Even small cysts can wreak havoc on our systems. On the same note, some women have much larger cysts and never know they have them until they are found accidentally on a pelvic exam.
Try and take comfort in knowing this is all normal. Sounds like your doc is right on top of things. Have the repeat transvaginal ultrasound and let us know how you are doing.
We have all been through this and are more than willing to help you out through this scary time.
Take care and keep us posted
Laney