If you keep having these problems I would suggest getting a diagnostic lap. It's no fun, but the peace of mind is worth it.
If you had a cyst rupture, you can have pain for a few hours or a week or so. It may just be that your pain is form the ruptured cyst. Please let us know what the new OBGYN has to say. Good luck and I hope you feel better soon!!
I heard back from the doctors office but they didnt find anything they said there was some free fluid like a cyst might of ruptured but they cant tell for sure. I am just kind of annoyed because I hurt alot in my pelvis and back and they dont know whats wrong with me. But I just called and made an appt with a different OBGYN. So hopefully I find some solutions.
I can't answer your first part of your question, because I am not sure why the measure the blood flow. I have had that done with almost all of my sonograms. I think they want to make sure that the blood is flowing like it should through your ovaries (this is just a guess on my part).. The questions I can answer are YES it is very normal to have bad pelvic pain , lower back pain and hip and thigh pain with a cyst. It is also common to have discomfort when you use the bathroom. You must be a more patient person than I am. I would be calling the doctor to see what the results are. Please let us know when you do get the results. Good Luck!!