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Ovarian cyst and dizziness

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I had an ultra sound today because I was having twinges of pain in my kidneys, turns out my kidneys are fine but she found I have an ovarian cyst. For the last couple of months I've felt this dizziness, not virtigo but more of an unsteady feeling. Could it be because of the cyst? Has anyone else experienced this with ovarian cysts? I just want to get to the bottom of this unsteady feeling it's driving me crazy!! 

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  • victoria15250
    victoria15250 Guest

    Posted

    I have a paratubal cyst in which ive had low back pain and thought i have been having uti or kidney infections.
  • andigrl78
    andigrl78 Guest

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    Yes! My dizzininess started about a week after I was diagnosed with a cyst. It’s pretty small (less than 2cm) so I am not sure why it’s causing this much havoc. The dizziness has gotten worse and it’s going on 5 weeks. Everyday. All day. Same as you, it’s not spinning, it’s dizzy and sick every time I move my body (look down) etc. Hopefully yours has improved by now. I’m hoping mine will rupture already! Ha.
  • hayley09243
    hayley09243 Guest

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    Hello I have just been diagnosed with an ovarian cyst. It is 6 cm roughly. I have been getting terrible dizziness and sometimes nausea. Feel so tired also. I wondered how you are feeling now? If your dizziness has resolved? I am so fed up of feeling like this, is there a light at the end of the tunnel?
  • katherine1231
    katherine1231 Guest

    Posted

    My cyst is slightly larger than yours. I feel fatigued all day! Sometimes dizzy too.
  • cindy66103
    cindy66103 Guest

    Posted

    I have been diagnosed with a 4.2 cm complex cyst on my left ovary. I am 63 and post menstrual. I have been dizzy, nauseous, abdominal swelling, headaches and tiredness. The doctor has suggested to watch it for 6 months. What am I missing?

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