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Re: PCOS and cysts bursting?From: Barbara (anonymous@obgyn.net)Fri, 26 Sep 2003 20:37:18 -0500 (CDT)
At Fri, 26 Sep 2003, Jenny wrote: > >At Thu, 25 Sep 2003, anonymous wrote: >> >>I have this. Usually happened every 3 months for me until I started >>doing fertility (which now it is every month) Basically i went to the Er >>and they tried to tell me I had Chlymdia. I went to my OBGYN the monday >>after and she said it was just me ovulating and the ER dr was totally >>wrong. Some women feel themselves ovulate. I've found it more common >>in PCOS women though. Also, cysts on your ovaries that rupture can be >>bigger and can hurt. Hope this helps!! I usually climb into the bath >>and take a extremely warm bath and pop a couple motrin. In about 2-3 >>hours the pain subsides but I am tender for about 2 days! >> >>=) Good luck! >> >>At Thu, 25 Sep 2003, MB wrote: >>> >>>Another question for you guys. About a month ago I had a sharp pain in >>>my lower right abdomen. I ended up going to the ER because it was >>>getting worse and was on my right side. By the time the ER dr saw me, >>>the pain was mostly gone, and he said that it was probably a cyst >>>bursting since it was only painful for a few hours and the pain did >>>stop. I thought that the cysts associated with PCOS were very small and >>>didn't cause any problems. Is it normal for one to burst every once in >>>awhile? Should I expect that it'll happen again? The ER dr did not do >>>any tests, as he said they would not be able to tell anything from them. >>>Has anyone had a similar experience? >>> >>>-- >>>MB >>> >I suspect I have had cysts burst on two seperate ocassions. I mentioned >this to my gynacologist once but she showed no concern. I had a very >bad indigestion and pains which were very strong in my lower abdomen/ >ovaries. These lasted a few hours and during that time, it hurt to >move, I felt nauseous and wanted to keep curled up rather than >straighten my body as it was more comfortable that way. I used a hot >water bottle to ease the pain. Thankfully, it has only lasted an >evening and I was quite tender the next day. I'd be interested to hear >from others with similar problems, especially the link to strong >indigestion, alongside the ovary pain. Yes have had the cysts burst where I actually thought I was ovulating for twelve days last year.The doctor also thought at first it was some type of infection and turned out it were cysts bursting.I also had one burst when fine needle aspiration was done some time ago,It is weird..you get like a clear discharge....looks like ovulation in a way.,..it is sort of pully..but it isnt; as thick.After the cysts ruptured ....I did not get a period for about three months...I was wondering how this could be. This body..god...pcos is a horrible syndrome.Not treated..it is a disease of many chronic illness's.Treat it while you are young and you can keep diabetes at bay.I wish I had doctors listen back in my teens that I had loss of head hair...irregular menses,acne and hair growing in some mighty strange spots.Only thing is that I was never overweight.I must have suffered from reactive hypoglecemia since I started menses.I had those panicy feelins whenever I didn't eat etc.I was told I was a dizzy blonde because I was always dizzy and my heart always did flip flops for as long as I could remember.I was told that all these things were normal...NOT! Take care......oh,yes I have the strong indigestion accompanied by an ovarian pain,,but not a severe Ovarian pain. BArb C I had a dull pain in ovaries ,so assumed it was some strange ovulation. I am schedule for ultrasound..actually was supposed to go in today,but there was no way I could because I was bleeding so heavy with such terrible menstral cramps...nobody was going to put that wand up my vagina today without getting kicked.
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