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Re: GENERAL: Can there be something wrong with an ovary that's not visible?

From: Professor Galal Lotfi (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Sat, 24 Jan 2009 16:06:16 -0600 (CST)


You have to know that the site of the ovary could cause pain in the normal situations, like some pain of a day or 2 at the time ovulation, some premenstrual pain and pain during menstruation. Also, after pelvic surgery, the left over adhesions could cause a sort of pain as well. All what you need is understanding of your condition an some pain killer if needed.

At Fri, 23 Jan 2009, So Sad wrote: >
>I've had a lot a trouble with one of my ovaries in the past. It started
>with large cyst. After that, it was detached from the pelvic wall and
>subsequently 6 months later detached from the colon. It's now been 6
>weeks since that surgery, but I was already back in pain at 4 weeks and
>had an ultrasound at 5 weeks. There was a very small cyst, but it
>shouldn't be causing this kind of pain. So when there isn't anything
>visible like a large cyst, enlargement, torsion or anything obvious on
>ultrasound, what could it be? Could there be something intrinsically
>wrong with the ovary itself (like something buried deep inside)? Even if
>it's stuck to something again, it shouldn't be this bad already, should
>it? I'm just at a loss here.

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