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hi,
im 16 and about 2 years ago I started getting really bad stabbing pains in my stomach. my periods started out to be really regular but then went very irregular and I was only having one every 6-9 months.
I decied to go to the doctor about my pains and I took a urine sample and had varies blood tests. the urine sample was clear and the bloods showed theat my hormones were a little out but nothing huge.
I then started having scans and they discovered a cysts. this cysts had then completely gone by my next scan but I now have a hemaroiid cyst on the other ovary. my really bad pains I usually got on the 26th of each month when I didn't come on my period and when I came on I wouldn't get one. however my doctor says that the pain is not related to my ovary problems as I was diagnosed with abdominal migraines. I do not think I have abdominal migraines as I did not wnt to admit to my mum that my periods were irregular at the start so I told the doctor they were regular.
later I went back and told her they wernt
anyway
nothing explains why im getting these pains and the more I read into ot on the interent the more worried I get and I cannot talk to anyone about it and fee realy alone! help please
im 16 and about 2 years ago I started getting really bad stabbing pains in my stomach. my periods started out to be really regular but then went very irregular and I was only having one every 6-9 months.
I decied to go to the doctor about my pains and I took a urine sample and had varies blood tests. the urine sample was clear and the bloods showed theat my hormones were a little out but nothing huge.
I then started having scans and they discovered a cysts. this cysts had then completely gone by my next scan but I now have a hemaroiid cyst on the other ovary. my really bad pains I usually got on the 26th of each month when I didn't come on my period and when I came on I wouldn't get one. however my doctor says that the pain is not related to my ovary problems as I was diagnosed with abdominal migraines. I do not think I have abdominal migraines as I did not wnt to admit to my mum that my periods were irregular at the start so I told the doctor they were regular.
later I went back and told her they wernt
anyway
nothing explains why im getting these pains and the more I read into ot on the interent the more worried I get and I cannot talk to anyone about it and fee realy alone! help please
Do you mean dermoid cyst? Or do you mean a hemorrhagic cyst (can't find "hemorrhoid cyst")? Because I can say for sure and for certain that the prior can cause abdominal pains that quickly escalate. No clue on the second, but I would imagine those could be painful, too. Are they doing anything to take care of the cysts or simply monitoring?
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If the cysts look like a "string of beads" you could have Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS). Other common traits of PCOS are excess body and/or facial hair, oily and acne-prone skin, being overweight or tendency to gain easily, irregular periods (I think they say 4 or less periods per year).
Another possibility is endometriosis which causes pelvic pain and can cause ovarian cysts.
Another possibility is endometriosis which causes pelvic pain and can cause ovarian cysts.
Erm I just got told hemaroid? I think! They're not doing anything apart from monitoring it but I can't explain the horrendous pain I'm in when I get one if my pains! It needs sorting but I don't know what todo next!
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