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Worried out of my mind....
I recently had an ultrasound and it showed "a questionable solid appearing area in the left ovary measuring 1.6 x 1 cm. It could represent ovarian tissue or small mass". After these results I was sent to get a MRI w/wo contrast, which showed no mass in the left ovary. Could the sonogram be wrong or is it possible the "mass" is to small to be seen on the MRI?
Thank you for the response. My endocrinologist sent me for the ultrasound and then after the results, my gyn sent me for the MRI and has scheduled me for laporscopic surgery for a biopsy but I am going crazy playing the waiting game.
Hello Sarah7485,
Just finished reading your comments. Might I suggest that you make a
follow up appointment with your family doctor. I'm guessing it was your
family doctor that gave you the requisition for an ultrasound., so you can
ask the questions you no doubt want to ask your doctor. Try not to worry.
I've had a few lab tests myself . I just wish these reports were written in
English that was easier to understand. I wish you well.
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