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Unbelievable
paula44
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Well, as I posted here a couple of weeks ago, I came through my colon surgery with excellent results - the cancerous polyp was contained to the area and there was not further evidence of cancer. No treatment needed - nothing.
Well, I'm 3 weeks out from surgery and my side began to ache. I went in today to see the surgeon and he ordered a CT scan which shows about a 3" "mass" on my ovary. I have to see my ob/gyn tomorrow. I don't know what to think.
Well, I'm 3 weeks out from surgery and my side began to ache. I went in today to see the surgeon and he ordered a CT scan which shows about a 3" "mass" on my ovary. I have to see my ob/gyn tomorrow. I don't know what to think.
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I know its harder then is sounds but try not to worry. I was just in the ER with really bad side pain and they too found about a 3 inch cyct in left ovary. Unfortunately for me I am in chemo treatment and they cant do anything for it right now. I am banking yours is just a cycst and praying that is all it. Keep your faith and be strong, lets not try to worry to much until they give you something to worry about.
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I saw my ob/gyn today. He thinks it is related to the colon surgery - perhaps inflamation in the ovary - if so it will resolve itself. He is ordering the operative report and the CT scan I had done and next week will perform his own sono and then make a diagnosis. In the meantime he told me not to worry because he really doesn't think it's a cancer, otherwise something that large should have been seen while they were working on my colon.
Thanks for the input. I'm a mess - crying one minute then okay then next. I think I'm drained emotionally. -
Paula, am glad the colon surgery went well, and sorry that now there's another thing you have to conquer. Sending positive thoughts and prayers your way. I know it's hard not to jump to conclusions, and waiting for more tests and results,but your ob/gyn is being thorough and if he said he really doesn't think it's cancer then that is a good sign and try to hold onto that thought. God Bless and keep us posted.
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