ovarian cyst ? ?
by LC on Thursday, May 27th, 2010 | 5 Comments
ok so i am a lil bit scared to go to a doctor and he tells me that i have an ovarian cyst.
well i know my mom and my grandma had it and they keep saying it runs in the family, so now im having all these stupid symptoms like irregular periods , pelvic pain that sometimes hurts so much i cant move and other times i just keep on walking and some other stuff… well my question is..had anyone else had an ovarian cyst , how does it feel like ? should i be concerned or its prob. nothing big…, helllpp me ..im scared. Just tell me ur story
Ive had a few ovarian cysts; they were painless and picked up because of my really irregular period and suspicion of pcos. I was put on the pill and told that that would help ‘preserve’ my fertility as cysts can scar the ovaries but it wasn’t something to worry much about. My sister on the other hand had really painful cysts and the doctor gave her something for it; I’m afraid I dont know what – an antibiotic maybe? I never got details but I know it wasn’t serious besides the pain and shes fine now and on the pill too.
I say get it checked out but don’t stress over it till you get the results , chances are good its benign or nothing and you just get a prescription for the pill.
Hi Lita. I don’t have a story, but I do want to tell you to GO TO A DOCTOR. Address the issue head on, and take care of yourself.
You need to see a doctor. It is hereditary but the good news is that they can detect them quickly in most cases during your annual checkup or an ultrasound. Some of them need no intervention or can decrease in size with meds and many live with no major issues.
But because you are having major symptoms you need to go to a doctor soon…..Read the info on the link below
ovarian cyst
noun
a cystic tumor (usually benign) of the ovary
you need to go to the Dr. just to make sure. I had one I hurt in front and the pain would go to the back I let it go until I couldn’t stand it any longer. Went and had it taken out . Just go to the dr. and find out sometimes it just doesn’t go away by itself.