Last year, I had two sizeable and painful ovarian cysts. While being examined for the first one, I discovered that I only had one ovary and one fallopian tube. The pain from the first persisted for nearly a month. Almost immediately after the pain had finally ceased, the second cyst formed. The pain from that lasted over a month as well. The OBGYN wrote me a prescription for Percocet and told me to call her if the pain got worse (not, if the pain persisted, only if it got worse).
It's been 9 months since my last cyst. I'm now starting to get that painful feeling again and urinating slightly more than normal. Those are the only symptoms.
What's interesting is right before I had my first cyst, I had just started taking Seasonale. I've been unhappy with the effects it's had on my body (moodiness, extended bleeding during the periods to the point that I had to take iron supplements). I"m wondering if the Seasonale indirectly causes the cysts?
2007-11-02
20:24:51
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JessiC
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The pain ranges from an almost cramp-like muscle pain to waves of pain everytime I move, walk, cough, laugh, etc.
2007-11-02
21:13:43 ·
update #1
The pain ranges from an almost cramp-like muscle pain to waves of pain everytime I move, walk, cough, laugh, etc.
Also, I was born without one ovary and tube, which means if I'm operated on, it's very likely that I wouldn't be able to have children naturally.
2007-11-03
10:06:50 ·
update #2