Hello and thanks for posting,

It is not too trivial for this site at all. Having investigations can be very unsettling and it is natural to want to know if there are others like you who are in a similar situation.

Everyone however is so different so it is difficult to compare one person with another.

Ovarian cysts are very common and most won't cause any problems at all and some infact disappear after a month or two.

The NHS have some useful information on ovarian cysts, the different types and how they are treated. Have a look here

It is quite normal for a doctor to request a CA125 blood test which you can read about here

A scan is often repeated after a few weeks to see if the cyst has changed size or disappeared altogether.

Try not to overthink about it for now.

I hope you know more soon.

If you feel that it would be helpful to ring and chat to one of the nurses then you are very welcome to give me a ring. Our number is Freephone 0808 800 4040.

All the best,

Catherine

hi there

Just wanted to let you know that i have many cysts on my ovaries since my 30s. I go reguraly to gynegologict every year and sometimes he finds one. They always went by themselves just needs to be monitor that is all. Once I had a big one and could not see my dr for a while so he gave me some pills to reduce it. After 4 months it was gone.

I hope this helps.

Hi my ovarian cysts were solid so after scans ect they were removed. I also had extensive adhesions around the left overy which took hours to dissect out. I'm glad I had the operation as the pain has resolved. The biopsies were benign fortunately. 
l hope all goes well for you 

susie