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Symptoms after eating

Just recently (every day for the past few days) after eating I have nausea, abdominal pain and loose stool.  Last year I had to have precancerous tissue removed from my cervix.  I suffer from recurring Ovarian cysts.  Usually the pain is so severe from the cysts that I end up in the hospital.  For the last 2 months, my OB-GYN has me on birth control pills (Yaz) to help shrink the cysts.  I am still having the Ovarian cyst pain.  

All this being said, here is my question:  Could there be a correlation between these new symptoms and my Ovarian cysts?  Either way, could you give me your insight into my symptoms.  

Thanks very much!
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110491 tn?1274481937
I didn't have loose stools but I had nausea and a feeling of fullness even after eating very small amounts. But that was not until about 1-2 weeks before I was diagnosed. Stage 3C.

These symptoms can be caused by many things. If you're truly concerned and feel that you have doctors that take your concerns seriously, I'd say get this checked out.
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16702 tn?1234090645
I did not have cysts problems, so I cannot help you there, but I want to share my OC symptoms. Started with occasional loose stool, bloating (gas)  fatigue, became chronic to the point that i lost too much weight, couldn't keep anything in my body,,turned out I had ascities caused by oc cells floating around in my abdomen. also in my right lung, had difficulty breathing. Good luck
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