7.5cm simple cyst
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I had my gallbladder removed in December and have been going through hell ever since. Started vomiting 6 weeks after the operation and have persistent nausea now. The vomiting has eased off but still have the nausea and some heartburn. I was only told after my gallbladder operation that I had a small ovarian cyst which was actually discovered on an ultrasound last October when they found the gallstone. I have been in and out of hospital with the sickness and saw a gynaecologist who did an ultrasound and Mri in March which showed the cyst was 7.5cm and he also told me that a fibroid showed up on my scan last October. I asked him could the cyst be making me sick and he said no. He was going to remove it but because I've had previous surgery and had open surgery for the gallbladder he said I was too high risk and he would scan me again in 2 months. I'm now thinking that all the symptoms I've had all along have been down to the cyst and fibroid and not the gallstone. I also have breast tenderness all the time. My period is very light and only lasting 2 days. After my last period I had a lot of pain in the ovary and saw my gp 2 days ago and she did an internal and said she couldn't feel anything and that the cyst may have dissolved. I'm just wondering if anyone else has had a cyst dissolve and if so what symptoms did they have if any when it was dissolving. I've crampy period like pain this morning and not due period for 2 weeks. Could the cyst have been causing all theses symptoms all along and also feeling tearful a lot too. Thanks x
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julie85586 Acejohnston
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I completely understand. I had my galbladder removed last Feb and have ongoing problems ever since. Heartburn and nausea is a killer. I went back to my GP numerous times and had numerous ultrasounds which showed no retained stones etc....after dissolving into tears one day at my GP's they referred me to a gastrointestinal consultant who arranged an MRI and low and behold a 13cm ovarian cyst on one side and a slightly smaller on the other. I am waiting surgery to remove cysts and a full abdominal hysterectomy. I am so glad I get going back. You know your own body and know when things aren't right. I do believe that all my original symptoms weren't my galbladder but the cyst. I know the galbladder needed removing but I think because they found gallstones they assumed they had found the problem and stopped looking.
I hope you get some answers soon.
No magic answers just wanted you to know you wasn't alone.
Take care
X
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I know my gallbladder did need to come out as there were loads of stones I just feel frustrated that it took so long to discover cysts. I have had very loose stools since removal of galbladder which was part of the reason they referred me to a gastrointestinal consultant.
I have been getting a lot of breast tenderness and have been tearful. My emotions are a over the place. The heartburn is a killer.
I know cysts can cause and give endless Symptoms. I guess they must put pressure on other organs and move things a bit. I feel glad I finally got to the bottom of it. I have had so many bloods, scans and MRI's so feel they have been thorough but have had quite a lot of conflicting advice. The surgeon I have seen has been very upfront. I have bad endometriosis too with horrific periods so he said let's get everything out now. I am only 40 so am scared at the thought of the menopause and HRT etc but I know it needs to be done. Just need to get my iron levels up so they can operate safely.
I can't remember the last time I felt "well" so I really hope this is the solution . Maybe it is. They do say life begins at 40!!!!!
What's the next step for you now?
Julie x
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