I also had a cyst on my left ovary and was adviced by the doctor to remove the cyst and the ovary. The cyst was the size of a large grapefruit and my fallopian tube was twisted due to the cyst. I'm also in my late 30's and no kids yet. I got a second opinion and had the surgery done this June to remove the cyst. This doctor knew that I didn't want my ovary removed and she was able to save the ovary. So my advice is... see more doctors and get a second opinion because each doctor has a different approach to help you. Best of luck to you.I have a cyst on left ovaree, the Dr. said to remove it %26amp; the ovaree too, but I like to have kids...Advice?
I am definitley not a doctor but, I think there are a couple of things you can think about. First off you can still have kids with only one ovary. But if you are in your 30s you might want to start soon, adn the other thing is that you should ask another doctor. Don't let one doctor's opinion control the outcome especially if you don't like what he has to say. Even doing some research online about it could be helpful...but go to good websites like www.webmd.com or something for that type of information. But I do know that you can still have children with one ovary so if you do have to have surgery don't lose hope.
i'm pretty sure you can still have kids with one ovary???
You can still have kids with one ovary. My mom had two of us with only half an ovary left. And with the advances in fertility treatments, they can help you if you find you're having difficulty conceiving.
you would still have your right ovary, i think that would be enough.
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