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ADNEXAL CYST FROM HELL

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Shannon1300
Shannon1300

Ive got 6 kids started way too young at 16.Ive never had pain in pelvic like this before.I just recently went 3 weeks ago to hospital did ct scan an they found. 2.6 cm adnexal cyst

Small umbillical hernia

Ive had frequent uti for about a year and right side pain for like 2 years now.Sometimes feels like needles in my ribs.Two yrs before this they did ct scan an found a lipoma and sent me home.Never had this before

It hurts to put pressure on right foot at times.

Avoiding sex cause it hurts Which sucks.Does anyone know if a ct scan will show cancer.Im scared to death to find out tes results!!

but in a way cant wait

Has any one ever experienced this type of thing with a so caled small cyst.bloating hurts to use the bathroom and walk

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  • victoria15250
    victoria15250 Shannon1300

    Posted

    It depends on what kind of cyst it is. I have a paraovarian cyst in my right adnexal region that is liquid and 1.6 cm that the obgyn specialist assuted me would never go away but would also nrver be cancer. I went to 3 difforent doctors for this same cyst.
    • Shannon1300
      Shannon1300 victoria15250

      Posted

      Im so sorry to hear this.I feel Alone can barly walk at times.Are you in horrible pain also.What can they do to relieve these symptoms
    • victoria15250
      victoria15250 Shannon1300

      Posted

      Theses adnexal cyst are not as common as ovarian cyst and have nothing to do with hormones. The only way to get rid of it is with surgery but if it is liquid and less than 5 cm they wont do surgery. I drink ginger tea to help with symptoms
    • Shannon1300
      Shannon1300 victoria15250

      Posted

      Oh I didnt know this

      Im in so much pain Im scared its cancer or endometriomas.Is it norm for pain with pressure on foot witha adnexal cyst

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