Hello
Thanks for posting your query at DoctorSpring.com
I have gone through the ultrasound scan report.
As such, it does not provide much information to me, if I had scanned you, or could go through the images atleast, that would be of more help.
Such masses can be of a varied nature.
They can be infective, due to a mild pelvic infection.
They can be haemorrhagic, due to bleeding in the cysts owing to hormonal disturbances.
They could be due to endometriosis, a chronic and painful condition.
Lastly , of course, malignant causes should be considered.
You have a strong family history, but relax.
The reason it is to be re scanned in 2 months is - any change in size, texture, appearance would be noted.
If the lesion increases or develops more ominous features, it would be biopsied at the very least, or removed.
If it is infectious or haemorrhagic, it is likely to resolve by then.
Just wait and watch.
Get some tumour markers done, this is simple bloodwork that measures levels of CA - 125 etc, that helps in assessing chances of malignancy.
Having gone through the report, and looking at your age and clinical profile, I would not put malignancy as a first possibility.
The pain points at an infective or haemorrhagic etiology.
So relax, and have the workup done as advised.
Also a Pap smear .
All the best.
Regards.
Please feel free to discuss further.
Patient replied :
This may seem a silly question but, when I go to talk to my gynecologist on the 22nd, if she doesn't suggest the blood work for the tumor markers, am I allowed to ask her to run them?
Hello.
It is not a silly question.
Of course you are allowed to, and should ask her to run them.
Though I would be surprised if she does not suggest it herself.
Let me know what transpires though.
Take care.