Ovarian cyst

@Jax1964 I once had a nasty sessile polyp they weren’t going to remove until I came up on the waiting list nine months later. I chose to see a surgeon privately to get his opinion and just paid the excess on the consultation with him. It is worth it for peace of mind.

Sorry that this is happening, @Jax1964.
I had some post menopausal bleeding, and in the workup for that it was discovered that I had a "slightly complex" 2cm ovarian cyst. At that point I was around 2 years post treatment. I was in the position of being able to afford to see a private gynae, and we went with a watch and wait approach to start with. I did end up having surgery and removing tubes and ovaries, and the cyst was benign.

Is there an alternate public hospital that you could have a referral sent to? 10cm seems like a very big cyst to be left until next year for an initial appointment.
Alternatively,  could you perhaps contact some local gynae's rooms and see if they would see you as a public patient?

Take care

primek said:

... See your GP...discuss your worry and see what they say. They can pick up tbe phone snd hasten your appointment along. 
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GP and I have been butting heads with the hospital for 4 months

I am assuming you've had a scan. A scan will show if its a solid mass or a fluid cyst. Yes a gynae is the appropriate referral. If there was any concerns it would be an urgent review. See your GP...discuss your worry and see what they say. They can pick up tbe phone snd hasten your appointment along. 
Certainly some genetic bc have higher risks but not all do.

Can't help with correlation but just wanted to say I hope your waiting time is reduced as that in itself is hard
Take care 

If you google Lynch syndrome and breast cancer, you should have enough evidence to frighten the hospital to send you quickly to genetics and/or gynae. I am not suggesting you have this problem, only that you need something to shake up the powers that be.