Hi ladies. I was want some advice and support really. I am currently 9 weeks pregnant and so happy with that.
In June 2022 I had surgery to remove a 7cm cyst from my right ovary. I was told is was an endometrioma. I got a call on Friday with results from the biopsy of the cyst. I didn’t even know they was doing a biopsy so this call was unexpected. I was told by my gynaecologist that all the doctors/pathologists were unsure what it actually was during the biopsy results. so had 4 different opinions/biopsy’s from different Pathologists in UCLH hospital. Anyway she said the final
conclusion/opinion is it is a rare tumor, non cancerous. Now I will have to have an MRI at 12 weeks pregnant & CT scan after pregnancy to check for malignant cells. And most likely removing my right ovary after birth. I have the 5 different reports on my NHS app from the doctors who done the biopsy’s and I have googled every single word and result. This is all scaring me so much I don’t know what to think. She did say over the phone non cancerous so why can I not stop worrying and why do they still have to do so many scans to check for malignant cells..
my partner is reassuring me not to stress because we are carrying our baby but it is quite hard not to!