I recommend that you get a second opinion. Be sure to see a doctor that is board certified. It may be a swollen lymph node or another issue. Sometimes these problems do not show up well on an ultrasound, and you may need a CAT scan or PET scan. You should not have to be anxious and in pain. I urge you to seek a second opinion. Good luck with this health issue. Please post when you know what it is for the benefit of those of us who are interested in your situation.
My lab results got released online and this is completely different than what the doc told me - the wet mount smear shows many WBC, epithelial cells, and bacteria. Does this indicate infection? I'm not prescribed any antibiotics for it.
Also, TVS endometrium measure 8mm 2 days after my menstral period completed. I've read that it should measure 1-4mm right after period. I've read that thickened measurements should prompt further test for endometrial hyperplasia? Also when I had imaging study in China a few years ago, I was diagnosed with adenomyosis and adenomyoma, but that is not noted by the radiologist. He did call out a 9mm fibroid which was not there 2 years ago. I don't know which doctor I should trust more. How fast should fibroid grow anyway? I guess in the back of my mind, I'm worried about endometrial malignant tumor since I've been getting extreme fatigue and frequent infection/inflammation. My family doctor cannot figure out why.
Hi there, I can only answer from experience. As I do have 2 cysts on my ovary, I can say that I can feel a small mass and intense pain at time due to the cyst. The pain is exactly as you explained. Pain is especially bad during ovulation. Taking some OTC meds may help. A heating pad might also help. Try a nice warm bath. If you are having a hard time coping with the pain, see your doctor. You can also get a second opinion if you aren't happy with current doctor's findings.
Feel better soon.