Menopause Matters Forum
Menopause Discussion => All things menopause => Topic started by: tj9695 on August 28, 2019, 12:46:47 PM
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Hi everyone
I am 41 and have been on hrt for two years due to an early menopause that runs in the family.
I tried different combined tablets that either didn't agree with me or caused trouble with my liver.
I have been on the everol 50 patch and utrogestan tablet at night for nearly two months and i love it. The only problem is last week i became doubled up in pain and it was eventually found that i had a ruptured ovarian cyst. The doctors seem to think there is no link to the hrt and it was from ovulating. After doing ivf i have became very good at knowing if i ovulate as was told 6 years ago i had virtually no eggs left. I do not think i have ovulated at all this year, so how could it be from that? I was also told my ovary that had the cyst is attached to my abdominal wall and the other to my bowel, as i had my tubes removed to help with the ivf, could that make a difference?
Im just really worried it will happen again as i am training to be a counsellor and can't keep taking time off.
Has anyone else developed cysts after starting hrt?
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:welcomemm: I'm sure that someone will be along. In the mean time, put 'ovarian cyst' into the search box here. Make notes ;-).
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I've always had a cyst on my right ovary, but have developed a new one on my left since my last scan. I think there's been about 3-4 years between the last scan and the one I had last month, during which time I've been on HRT.
I have no idea if it's related but having the same one seen on scans for a few decades then another one pop up on the left at my age, it would seem HRT related.
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I've got a cyst ::)
They think it's the same one they ‘found' in December 2013, but now it's 4.2 cm instead of 1cm. I started HRT in June 2013
They found it when I had a CT scan for something else— I was followed up for a while but discharged when a surgeon examined it whilst doing adhesiolysis surgery and confirmed it was a ‘simple' cyst.
It's now been ‘found' again on another CT scan so I'm being monitored again for a while.
They don't tend to intervene unless it's looking dodgy, causing pain or 5cm or over. I guess I'll wait and see after my next scan in December.
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I had a vaginal polyp years ago which my Gyanea wanted to remove, however at peri-menopause it shrunk. All on it's own. Maybe this cyst is hormonally linked anyway regardless of medication?