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Pain in left ovary area
I have had this sharp pain in my lower left ovary area for about three days now. The pain comes and goes and varies in range. Sometimes it is very painful other times it is a dull pain. There is no weird discharge. Any idea what it could be?
I have had severe left sided pain near my ovary that radiates down my left leg. It lasts on avg 10 days and I have to continually take anti inflammatories, non narcotic pain meds and apply heat continually to function. I have had ablation, d&c, hysteroscope to alleviate symptoms. I do not bleed anymore( no uterine tissue left I suppose. Yet I still have severe pain that has been recurring for over a year and has worsened since hysteroscope. Ultrasounds, labs say everything looks fine. My Dr says hysterectomy may be solution, HOW when Dr. cannot find anything wrong? Suggestions???
I'm 20 years old now and ever since I was 13 I had small ovarian cysts. I just had my first child 2 months ago and about a week ago I started experiencing very sharp uncomfortable pains near my left ovary could it be they have came back worse or a good chance that I'm just ovulating?
I'm 20 years old now and ever since I was 13 I had small ovarian cysts. I just had my first child 2 months ago and about a week ago I started experiencing very sharp uncomfortable pains near my left ovary could it be they have came back worse or a good chance that I'm just ovulating?
I had pains like this for about 2 years. Sometimes the pain was bearable other times i couldnt even walk. I have mutipule tests and ultrasounds and nothing ever showed up. Eventually i had a laporoscopy done and tbey found adhesions(build up of scar tissue) around my ovaries and fallopian tubes. They dont show on any tests. But cause serious pain. And sometimes nausea. I hope this helped. If you cant find anything wrong and continue with pain. Push for a laporoscopy because other wise it can create hell for you. Trust me. Good luck!!
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