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Do I Have a Possible Ovarian Cyst?

I'm a 16 year old girl that's been on birth control for 6 months. In May I started to get painful but not tender breasts followed by ongoing dull annoying cramps that seem to be coming from my ovaries. My period for the month of June was brown and light pink for 5 days exactly when my period was supposed to come and in July it was relatively normal. Now my breasts might be slightly bigger and I get full really easily and I am very anxious all the time and I have constipation and has all the time. I may be peeing slightly more often but not much. It sometimes hurts to move a bowel movement. I've done some research and it looks like ovarian cysts. Is this possible while on the pill and can I get one on each ovary and have both cause pain?
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And the pill has been known to cause cysts or other related problems so it could be related to that. I stay away from birth control at all costs.
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Are you pregnant dear? That is what it sounds like to me. Otherwise, it very well may be an ovarian cyst and you can have them on both sides. Just go see your doctor/OBGYN. that is your best option at this point.
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