Ovarian cysts no blood flow

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Avatar f tn Hello I have had a 2nd TV scan repeated from November showing 3 thick walled irregular borders with increased blood flow small cysts all in one ovary.i am very scared.thick walls and increased blood flow from reading are all suspicious ? The cysts have not grown from novembers scan which only showed same enlarged ovary with heterogenous texture.does having increased blood flow to the cysts mean anything sinister or can benign cysts have this blood flow?
Avatar f tn Although these traits can occur with cancer, they can also occur with benign cysts. And most cysts are benign. The average woman's lifetime risk of ovarian cancer is very low at 1.3%. So if you do not have a genetic predisposition / family history of ovarian cancer then the odds are greatly in your favor that they are benign. Is your doctor monitoring them for now with periodic ultrasounds?
Avatar f tn I guess my question is, if there is increased blood flow to an ovarian cyst does that typically indicate cancer or can benign cysts also have increased blood flow? Any information is greatly appreciated.
Avatar f tn I just had my ultrasound (pelvic, intravaginal) on the 17th of July and my Doctor called this morning to tell me I have two complex cysts on my right ovary with blood flow and 2 simple ones on my left without blood flow. The complex cysts are 2.4cm and 2.1cm. I am 47, and I have a 5 year old daughter and I am beside myself right now.
Avatar f tn Most recent u/s shows increased blood flow w/more septations and they appear to be thicker than previous u/s. I haven't gotten the report yet, but I have had way too many u/s done over the years. Apprx 7 years ago had my other ovary removed due to benign tumor. From what I've been reading there is an increased risk of it being cancerous w/increased blood flow especially w/in the septations. TIA for any information!
1826858 tn?1323796104 with 2 nonspecific solid appearing lesions one is isoechoic measures 1.1 x 1.2 x 1.3 cm with no internal blood flow. The other is hyperechoic messuring 7 x 9 x 4 mm with increased blood flow. What does all this mean?
Avatar f tn The complex left ovarian cystic lesion hemorrhagic cyst on my left ovary cystic ovarian neoplasm with nodularity along the wall of anterior surface some blood flow to area is this dangerous
Avatar m tn Cysts associated with endometriosis are more likely to lead to some type of bloody discharge or cysts that have blood filled sections. I don't think bleeding occurs in all cases. It could also be menstrual flow that is affected by ovary activity and the effect cysts have on hormone levels.
Avatar n tn Both of these return inhomogeneous low level internal echoes and do not demonstrate any blood flow. The appearances here seem more characteristic of endometriotic than haemorrhagic cysts. The kidneys and bladder appear normal. Conclusion: no cause for haematuria identified. Three left ovarian lesions which seem most likely to represent haemorrhagic/endometriotic cysts. However, further ultrasound follow-up is recommended if a surgical approach to management is not pursued.
Avatar f tn At that appt they could not visualize my right ovary due to 2 complex cysts. One is 3 cm that is filled with blood. The other is 5 cm that is septated with vascular flow. They were suprised that I was not having any pain. I reminded him that the pain usually starts after my period is over. Which is going to be in a couple of days. He did blood work which included tumor markers. I go back in 2 weeks for the results. Has anyone else had this same issue? What was your outcome?
Avatar f tn recent tvu showed a nonechoic ovarian cyst with slight peripheral blood flow which does not give the appearance of a simple cyst. Hmmm i am just a bit freaked. I have had an endometrial ablation yet still have periods. The lining of my uterus was also to thick for having had this done. Is peripheral blood flow some sort of indicator for something bad? I have a endoetrial bx scheduled but thought this was not even an option after the ablation.
Avatar n tn MOST ovarian cysts (even complex / suspicious looking ones) are benign and it seems ovarian cysts are more common after hysterectomy due to the histological changes to the ovaries (likely due to loss of blood flow and feedback loop with the uterus). If your gynecologist deems this cyst concerning based on the traits specified on the ultrasound, you will want to see a gynecologic oncologist.
6589573 tn?1382725642 The pain can be a result of ovarian cysts as well as endometriosis. The menstrual blood will usually flow out freely unless there is severe cervical stenosis. Consult your gynaecologist for an evaluation. The answer is based on information provided. Exact advice is not possible without a proper examination and investigations. You are requested to consult your Doctor. Take care and keep us posted.
Avatar n tn m a 47-year old female, who just had a transvaginal ultrasound to work up possible ovarian cysts after a syncopal episode that lined up with my cycle. Also, my mother had aggressive clear cell ovarian cancer, so good to have a baseline. My last ultrasound was from May 11, four days ago. Results were "Nothing to worry about." But this morning, post-bowel movement I started spotting. It's progressed to moderate flow with clots throughout the day.
Avatar n tn She was able to tell me that there appeared to be no blood flow through the Doppler. Does anyone have experience with it having no blood flow, but still being malignant? What were your next steps when you were found to have an ovarian cyst? Did you have a biopsy or did they do another ultrasound or surgery?
Avatar f tn Oh no this has really concerned me as I have had a scan done and I have 3 small cysts with irregular borders and thick walls with blood flow,so I am very concerned now xxx
Avatar f tn There is another complex cystic lesion that measures 3.0 x 2.4 x 3.4 cm with fine low level Lacey echoes. No flow is identified within these lesions and they likely represent hemorrhagic cysts. A simple cyst is also noted measuring 4.3 x 2.4 x 3.4 cm. And the report states that I have free fluid by my vaginal cuff. Please someone explain what does all this means.
Avatar f tn the doctor did the exam and then sent me for an ultrasound which showed a solid mass seen on my left ovary measuring 1.89X1.71 cm with blood flow seen. this was done in the office and not in the radiology dept. as soon as i was finished i went straight to the doctors office and she discussed my upcoming surgery and said "oh by the way you have a cyst on your ovary so lets get a follow up ultrasound in six week.
Avatar n tn One of my cysts developed blood flow which was the point that my doc recommended surgery. Again all was benign. I hope you make the decision that is right for you.
Avatar f tn elevated protein and inflammation and also appear high .......and bowel bleeding with an area of degregated blood flow to a portion. of bowel which may be caused by cyst......my question can a gyn tell for sure its not cancer just y the blood tezt and CT.......many thanks in advance.
Avatar f tn Spotting before period start and lack of flow not enough to fill in the pads thin uterine lining and ovarian cysts and small fibroids what treatment to increase blood flow is it low progesterone
Avatar f tn i also have a mass in right breast with blood flow goiing to it so i have a lot on my mine already. i just did not know if anybody had any advise. there is no history of cancer in my family.
Avatar f tn I have a hypoechoic complex ovarian cyst with slight peripheral blood flow. I was under the impression that if it is vascular it is not a good sign. I a waiting to have a repeat ultrasound. I was also under the impression that an endometrial biopsy was not an option if you have had an ablation. Is that wrong?
Avatar f tn Hi There While most ovarian cysts are benign , there are a few factors that help determine whether surgery or a repeat scan is the best next step.
Avatar n tn t have a genetic predisposition for it. Most ovarian cysts resolve on their own and 2cm is very small. Imaging is not exact so what appears to be "solid" could be something like a hemorrhagic (blood filled) cyst. You may want to call your gynecologist to get clarification or her opinion. Let us know what you find out.
Avatar f tn In January of 2009, i had emergency surgery for an ovarian cysts on my right ovary. Apparently the cyst was 5 inches and twisted around my ovary. After the surgery, i had no pain up until June of that year. I had many ultrasounds done that confirmed i had small cysts. In April of 2010, i had laproscopic surgery to have a look to see what was going on. The doctor told me after that my ovary had dropped down due to a cyst and that my right tube was blocked.
Avatar f tn I also had a complex ovarian cyst of the same size (9.5cm). MOST ovarian cysts, even suspicious looking complex ones, are usually benign. However, with your pelvic cancer history, this would certainly seem more concerning. And large cysts have the risk of causing the ovary to twist on itself (ovarian torsion) which can be extremely painful and cause the ovary to die likely putting you in an emergency situation. Unfortunately, I was over-treated by my long-time gynecologist.
Avatar f tn way to know if a cyst is benign or malignant without surgical biopsy. Cysts that are malignant do often present as multi-loculated with a blood flow. But, there are other benign complex cysts that also look this way on a scan. I wouldn't worry about the trace of free fluid....my gyn/onc has told me that some free fluid is normal. It is when it is a large amount of fluid that it becomes a warning sign of cancer. This does not sound like the case from your scan report.