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Ruptured Ovarian Cyst
I've been having extreme stomach,back problems and horrible nausea and vomiting. For the past four months, I went in about a week ago for a pap smear and my doctor said i probably had a ovarian cyst. After coming home i researched all about ovarian cyst different types and symptoms. It pretty much all described what i was going through. I went in for my ultra sound and the conclusion was there was liquid near my ovary. Making them believe the cyst was ruptured. But I'm still having these horrible symptoms and my period came about a week early and is heavier and longer than usual. I can't keep any food down i get a dry retch vomit. I'm just wondering if anyone has gone through this and if anyone has any advice.
I agree, it sounds like you may still have a cyst, or something else going on. I would make an appointment with your gyn (if that isn't who you saw) and tell him that you are not feeling any better. Just keep in mind that YOU know your body better than anyone else. If it is telling you something is not right, you need to listen and demand that your doctor do something. Please don't let this matter drop. Keep us posted on what is happening.
Did the doctor get the final radiologist report on your ultrasound? Are they certain a cyst is not still present? It sure sounds like one is present. Ruptures can also cause severe symptoms, but not for 4 months. Something is still there. I hope they find it for you.
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