Hi

Sorry I can't help much but I think that means you have a 4cm cyst. I say that because mine was described as 27cmx21cmx16cm so if it was multiplied it would be bigger then me!

Its great you have an appointment and you will be in the best hands and I'm sure they will answer your questions and concerns.

The CA125 is a indicator but different things can cause it to be higher so try not to worry.

I am still waiting for my appointment but hopefully will hear soon as I desperately need my 'rugby ball' removed.

Take care x

I had bilateral complex ovarian cysts 6cm and 4cm they were removed due to my age over 65. They can be precancerous. The multiple biopsies taken during the operation were benign fortunately, the surgery was difficult due to extensive adhesions from previous surgery. 
l hope that your cysts have a similar outcome 

take care susie 
 

[@Hollieberri]‍ Thanks so much for replying. Yes, sounds like you don't multiply it then.

That sounds like a big cyst you have :( I hope it isn't causing you too much distress and you get an appointment soon.

Lynsey 

Hello and thank you for your post,

I am sorry to hear you have pain and discomfort and are going through some tests.  I can appreciate your concern.

I am afraid but I don't know if your cyst measures 4cm or is bigger this can be explained to you by the gynaecologist when you are seen.

The CA125 result is not a perfect test and can be risen for non-cancerous reasons.  Also not all ovarian cysts are caused by cancer and the pain you have can be caused by non-cancerous cysts too.

At your appointment you will have an opportunity to go over the results of the tests you have had and to ask questions. You may need to have a further tests.  I hope it goes well.

Please get back to us if you need any more information or support.  You may find it helpful to talk things through with one of the nurses on our helpline.  The number to call is Freephone 0808 800 4040 and the lines are open from 9am till 5pm Monday to Friday.

Take care,

Caroline