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Newly diagnosed PCOS
Hi All,
I was diagnosed with PCOS around June/July time when I was taken to hospital after collapsing in pain with my tummy, at the time they found 10 cysts on my right ovary, 2 weeks ago I was admitted into hospital again with tummy pain, I was in for 3 nights, they did a lacoroscopy and again found I had 12 cysts this time and one had burst - so they cleaned it up. I'm just wondering if anybody else has suffered with this and what I could do next?! I haven't been re referred to my gyno and to be honest I am worried about the future - is there a way they can remove the cysts as I'm now worried that as well as the pain I get every time a cyst could burst I could end up in hospital which in affect is also worrying me because of the time I am missing from work :-( any advice would be appreciated x
I was diagnosed with PCOS around June/July time when I was taken to hospital after collapsing in pain with my tummy, at the time they found 10 cysts on my right ovary, 2 weeks ago I was admitted into hospital again with tummy pain, I was in for 3 nights, they did a lacoroscopy and again found I had 12 cysts this time and one had burst - so they cleaned it up. I'm just wondering if anybody else has suffered with this and what I could do next?! I haven't been re referred to my gyno and to be honest I am worried about the future - is there a way they can remove the cysts as I'm now worried that as well as the pain I get every time a cyst could burst I could end up in hospital which in affect is also worrying me because of the time I am missing from work :-( any advice would be appreciated x
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