Having pain in left ovary ?!
Question: Having pain in left ovary !?
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Answers:
If you have pain in your ovary area (this is the area you seem to be describing in your question), then you might have an ovarian cyst!. I have experienced the same type of pain whenever I have had an ovarian cyst!.
I have had a number of bilateral ovarian cysts (which included functional, hemorrhagic and endometrioma cysts) over the past 10 years!. And I have even needed surgery for 2 of them because they didn't resolve after a few cycles (as they usually do)!.
Ovarian cysts are usually a common and harmless swelling of one or both ovaries!. These cysts most often occur in women who are between puberty and menopause, when the ovaries are in high gear propelling out mature eggs!. The term functional means the cyst is not caused by any underlying disease or disorder, and that it will possibly resolve (shrink and disappear) on its own in a few weeks!.
Some functional ovarian cysts have no symptoms and are discovered, if at all, during routine pelvic exams!. Others can cause symptoms, including changes in the menstrual cycle, including shorter or longer periods, skipped periods, and/or spotting between periods, pelvic pain or ache, especially during sexual intercourse or at the start or finish of menstruation, feelings of nausea or queasiness or breast tenderness!.
I recommend that if you have any concerns regarding this pain you are experiencing, that you consult with your doctor/gyno for further evaluation!. Sometimes ovarian cysts can become large and can twist or rupture causing intense pain and sometimes turning into an emergency!.
Good luck :)Www@Answer-Health@Com
I have had a number of bilateral ovarian cysts (which included functional, hemorrhagic and endometrioma cysts) over the past 10 years!. And I have even needed surgery for 2 of them because they didn't resolve after a few cycles (as they usually do)!.
Ovarian cysts are usually a common and harmless swelling of one or both ovaries!. These cysts most often occur in women who are between puberty and menopause, when the ovaries are in high gear propelling out mature eggs!. The term functional means the cyst is not caused by any underlying disease or disorder, and that it will possibly resolve (shrink and disappear) on its own in a few weeks!.
Some functional ovarian cysts have no symptoms and are discovered, if at all, during routine pelvic exams!. Others can cause symptoms, including changes in the menstrual cycle, including shorter or longer periods, skipped periods, and/or spotting between periods, pelvic pain or ache, especially during sexual intercourse or at the start or finish of menstruation, feelings of nausea or queasiness or breast tenderness!.
I recommend that if you have any concerns regarding this pain you are experiencing, that you consult with your doctor/gyno for further evaluation!. Sometimes ovarian cysts can become large and can twist or rupture causing intense pain and sometimes turning into an emergency!.
Good luck :)Www@Answer-Health@Com
It could be several things!.!.!.
If you're ovulating or close to, it could just normal pains!. Also, if it's almost time for AF to show up, it could be that!. It could also be a small cyst!. Most women have small cysts on the ovaries that show up and disappear on their own!. Sometimes they cause a little ovarian pain!. Take some Ibuprofen, take a hot bath, and use a heating pad!. If that doesn't help the pain, see your doctor!. It could be a cyst rupturing or endometriosis!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
If you're ovulating or close to, it could just normal pains!. Also, if it's almost time for AF to show up, it could be that!. It could also be a small cyst!. Most women have small cysts on the ovaries that show up and disappear on their own!. Sometimes they cause a little ovarian pain!. Take some Ibuprofen, take a hot bath, and use a heating pad!. If that doesn't help the pain, see your doctor!. It could be a cyst rupturing or endometriosis!.Www@Answer-Health@Com
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