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Ovarian cyst?

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selena49823
selena49823

I've felt movement and had a lot of throwing up. However this felt like a real pregnancy and now that I know I've got a cyst it seems things have gotten worse. They told me it was on my right side and now I'm feeling pain on my left side. Even more crazier my ultrasound images show something in my uterus, not to mention I feel like something is coming put of me like a hard knot. The pain is to the point where it won't go away unless I close my legs and put pressure on my vagina. Anyone else with closer doubt s on what they were told!?

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  • lauren12513
    lauren12513 selena49823

    Posted

    I felt movement like when pregnant too with my cyst and even now, three weeks post operation. On the pain moving around, that is very normal. I was getting severe pain in my hips and thighs and left side when the cyst was on the right. What did they say was in your uterus?
  • jadeybug
    jadeybug selena49823

    Posted

    Hey selena, 

    I also thought I was pregnant before my diagnosis as I had a lot of pregnancy symptoms (vomiting, swelling in my tummy making me look pregnant, dizziness, dehydration, constant peeing etc) however my uterus was normal on my ultrasound. The thing in your uterus could also be a cyst as they can sometimes form there, I would go back to your doctor for more investigation. If you have any doubts do a pregnancy test just in case. I couldn't believe that I had a cyst when they first told me! I hope things improve for you soon x 

  • jackie30304
    jackie30304 selena49823

    Posted

    Selena It could be a Fibroid in your uterus, these are really pretty common I have one, and usually cause no symptoms unless they get massive which they can, try a heat pack on your abdomen that might help ease the pain
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