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large cystic mass in pelvis
Hi, After two ultrasounds, one including transvaginal approach, the radiologist is still not sure whether a large cystic mass measuring 8.1 x 6.1 x 6.7 cm in the midline just superior to the urinary bladder is ovarian in nature. They suggest a CT scan of abdomen and pelvis. I am waiting for a referral to a gynecologist which will no doubt take months. Meanwhile I am in a lot of pain and sometimes it is so bad I double over and involuntarily moan or cry out. The walk-in doc suggests that I go to emergency next time I am in that much pain and they will likely remove it. She says no pain medication will help. I don't know what to do, I'm at the end of my rope. Help, please.
Thanks for your post. I'm in Ontario, Canada and it takes months to get in to see a specialist in this area. I will take your advice and go to the ER next time I get a severe pain attack. Thanks for your help.
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