Hello jembers, I wrote on your first post as I also have an incidental mass very similar. 
when I had my CA125 test I was told it is very likely for a raised amount even if only a cyst as it can signal other things like pelvic inflammatory. The levels can be in their hundreds just on a period so actually the fact that you went to the docs with some post menopause bleeding might actual explain the higher level.

when is your MRI? I am also awaiting mine, I had to have further bloods taken on wed and awaiting my MRI now. 2-4 weeks. 
more waiting…..

keeping everything crossed for us! 

Hi cloudy1986, thanks so much for checking in with me, it means a lot. I've been given an appointment for 23rd December (Merry Christmas!!) I'm clearly on an urgent 2 week wait due to the nature of my cyst, my age and my blood test results. It's very hard not to fear the worst. I'm trying to remind myself that my situation could be completely benign, but due to my terrible habit of googling, I've convinced myself that it's something terrible! I am genuinely sending as many positive thoughts to both of us as I possibly can. X

Sorry to hear you have ended up in a&e. Are you sore? Were you discussed at MDT today?x 

I completely missed the a&e visit. You're a very brave lady, calyxa, you just seem to take it all in your stride. I hope they sort everything out for you asap.

I’m absolutely terrified but what’s the alternative! I call my bump Steve now! Feeling bad isn’t going to help me! Just want it done now… it’s the waiting that’s soul destroying x 

Apparently so but not had a call yet… hopefully tmrw… the wheels turn slowly or so it feels at the mo x

I know a couple of Steves. They're fairly benign so let's hope yours joins the ranks of benign Steves.

Calyxa, I'd like to echo Lyns21 comment that you are a brave lady. Yes, when push comes to shove, we do have to just get on with it, but having the strength of mind to do that calmly and not go to pieces is admirable. I was a trembling wreck, and barely functioning while I was waiting for my MRI results. I'd also like to point out how brave you are too Lyns21 (I loved the benign Steves comment btw! :D) You've got a tonne of stuff on your plate, but you've always kept in touch and been there for people. It's very much appreciated. X

I've got a hiatal hernia. It's such a huge relief but noone really told me how to manage it yet. Will read stuff online.

That’s great news! Hopefully they can sort xx

Glad you've got that out the way. Hiatus hernias are really common. My sister has had one for years and it's recently been causing her some issues with quite bad reflux symptoms. My best friend had one too and had surgery eventually because her acid reflux was so severe. That's usually a last resort and I think they can be often be managed with medication and dietary changes. Take it easy and enjoy your weekend. X

Have you had any update?x

Have you had any update?x

Sorry all, had to wait till yesterday for the consultation with the surgeon! It didn’t go as well as I had hoped in that he didn’t sugarcoat it at all! It will be major surgery with a lot of horrible risks (those bloody clots!) and will probably be circa 8 hrs and depending on what he finds maybe a stoma. Still no definitive diagnosis it may, or may not, be benign but he won’t know till they get in there! He’s looking at July which is also a major disappointment but there is not a lot I can do .. it’s also ruptured and leaking … hope you are all ok and will update you when I can x

I just want to give you the most major hug. It sounds really traumatic even just getting the stage you're at let alone an 8 hour surgery. I hope there are cancellations and you get in quicker.

Hug accepted xx

Also sending hugs, what a rough ride you are having of it. I actually am struggling to believe you need to wait into July with it ruptured and leaking. Is that making you feel unwell? How are you keeping yourself busy? You are such a trooper and seem so positive against it all. I really hope it’s not long now and they are giving you worst case scenarios. I think surgeons tend to err on the side of caution and not sugar coat anything so you go into surgery with all of the info. Also fingers crossed not for the stoma but even if it does happen - it might not be forever, surgeons are amazing at reversal etc. sending hugs and healing thoughts. You are amazing x 

How are you getting on with your eating? And your partner? Hope things are ok x 

Thanks hun, in myself I don’t feel too bad, I have stronger painkiller but it’s worse at night and the lack of sleep is getting to me so I was disappointed to hear it might be another month! My sister is living with a stoma do not do bothered about that tbh but it’s the get ifs as always x

Eating is ok but now have to do a pre op high protein diet and no wine… that’s a killer! X

Hey, sorry for the late response, I've only just seen this. It all sounds quite overwhelming and it must be incredibly frustrating and quite scary that progress seems to be so slow, especially after everything you've been told. I hope you're holding up ok. I suppose when faced with the honest facts, you just have to get on with it and keep ploughing on. I was all over the place when I was waiting for results. Even though I've been told it's a dermoid cyst and I'm just waiting for routine surgery, I still get scared and ask myself what if. I'm sending positive thoughts and hugs. Take it easy and keep in touch. XX

I think that’s the issue, if they could deal with immediately it’s done but the waiting… seems like forever! They still think it could be benign so that’s what I am holding on to! I have a date now.. 25/6 so loads of tests beforehand and meetings with anaesthetists etc….i think all surgery is scary tbh hope yours get shipped out quickly too xx

No sleep is the worst. I hope they manage to give you something in the meantime. Any more checks while you are waiting this month or just left in limbo?