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in my family all girls had savear cycts and so do i was diagnosed with a cyct 6 months ago and i have horrible pains a mis carried and since i was 9 ( when i started my period) till now im 22 i would have savear stomuch pains , that wouldnt allow me to eat for 3 days and i would be rolle dup into a boll . and now i just noticed that in these two months march and april after i had my period my pains haven't apeared at all i have had other stomuch pains that were not dealing with the cyct , they were something different and i wanted to know is it normal that my pains are gone , and what does it all mean?
It is very possible that you have Endometriosis. Not everyone has the same symptoms.
Look up the symptoms of Endometriosis and see if you have the same symptoms
Look up the symptoms of Endometriosis and see if you have the same symptoms
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HI,
Sudden disappearance of pain may not mean anything and is good for you. However this can also be because of anovulation or a possible pregnancy. If there is any such risk then you should check out with your Doctor.
Hope this helps.
Sudden disappearance of pain may not mean anything and is good for you. However this can also be because of anovulation or a possible pregnancy. If there is any such risk then you should check out with your Doctor.
Hope this helps.
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