Granulosa tumour

[mortigger]

Sorry to be a pain but i would like to talk to people about granulosa type tumours could someone please inbox me so we can chat if possible ...thanks

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I am sorry I cannot help you in this but I hope you get responses. Best wishes

[85live4ever]

Hi Mortigger, I have read your pass post & I am wondering if you have been told you have a grenlosa tumour or are you still waiting for more results.

I don't have this kind of tumour but I am concerned that your care team are not informing you enough. You seem a bit lost I wish I could help you. Take care Cindyxx

[ScardyCat40 in reply to 85live4ever]

Someone on another forum suggested this

[mortigger]

It was more knowing if it wud show on mri or ct scan ..im just a bit scared and confused

[Jarpy in reply to mortigger]

Hi, I had this type of tumour. Initially, a very large mass showed up on a CT scan on my left ovary. I also had an ultrasound to try & get more info. It was not until the tumour was removed during surgery & biopsy done that it was confirmed as a granulosa tumour. It took more than a week post surgery to get confirmation. I don't think it is possible to determine what type of tumour is there from a CT or MRI until the biopsy is complete but that is only my experience.

[mortigger in reply to Jarpy]

Thanks gynae answered that question and said that they can dostinguish between a cyst and a tumour or mass .i ave to trust her i guess

[ScardyCat40 in reply to mortigger]

It's true they can tell between cysts and masses they just can't tell what type of mass it is unless they biopsy it or remove it and that is true for all of us

[mortigger in reply to ScardyCat40]

The gynae pretty confident mine are fluid filled cysts would you accept that

[ScardyCat40 in reply to mortigger]

Yes

[Nicky100]

Hi there, sorry I do not have much knowledge of this type but am sending you hugs anyway just because....xxx Nicky

[mortigger in reply to Nicky100]

Thanks