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Pain continuing after ovarian cyst has reduced

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Claireyt
Claireyt

A month ago after pain in my lower right abdomen I had an ultrasound scan which revealed a 4cm cyst in my ovary...as the cyst was solid grey on the scan it was uncertain wether this was filled with blood or was solid so I was sent away to be re-scanned in 4 weeks.....I had the 2nd scan last week and the cyst had halved in size and the blood was draining which of course was fab news....I do however still have some pain granted not as bad as it was but nevertheless still there...she explained it can take a while for things to settle down after a cyst has had a bleed....was just wondering if anyone else has had any experience of this? 

Thanks in advance

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  • amber87358
    amber87358 Claireyt

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    I have had the same thing a few times. The last one was about the same as yours. It had been filled wth blood and when I had a ultrasound done the blood was draining. I still had pain even though it wasn't as bad. I'm sure it will get better with time. Mine did. Good luck
  • emma33149
    emma33149 Claireyt

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    i had a cyst thats was 5cm all round which was bleeding into its self and bck out /leaking . they kept me for a couple of days to c how things went and pain relief . they then decided to take the wait and see approce just waiting on appointment to come through. went to a & e other night cause pain was soo bad they couldnt c the cyst so they said it could b hiding where i dnt know but there a chance it has gone fingers crossed. it is very common for women to gets cysts and in most cases they go away on their own. i wouldnt worry too much sorry u r having such a hard time i know what thats like. was at doctors this morning and def thinks it still there . but all is fine fingers crossed it gets sorted for ya xxx
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