Ovarian cysts groin pain
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seems like it could be where my ovary is. Years ago, I had ovarian cysts that ruptured on my right ovary, and have since been on the pill to try to avoid the painful cysts. But for the past 4 months or so, I have very sudden, shooting/stabbing pains on my lower right side. It's always sitting down, and always completely out of the blue. It lasts for 5-10 seconds, and then completely subsides. Could this be related to an ovarian cyst? I don't know what to do.
They said it is small got go back for a nover scan in march but im getting pain in my groin all the time on lots of pain relefe but its not realy helping, had 4 menbers of my family all passed with cancer so im worried that is what it is, im just being left feel so upset abaut it , my gp wrote off to hospital to try and hurry things a lot they rang me orther day to say they had letter back, saying they are sending appment out soon,
Nope ovarian cysts don't cause back pain. I had ovarian cysts and most of my pain was where the ovaries were.
Does anyone get radiating pain from ovarian cyst. I had pain wher my ovary was and it also radiated up higher. I thought something was wrong with me but had a ct scan and all they found was a 4.5cm x 4.5cm cyst on ovary. The doctor says pain radiates. Who else gets pain in other areas around the ovaries. I keep freaking out.
Inflammation or infection of the large intestine can at times be responsible for groin pain as can ovarian cysts. Spinal structure issues can also cause hip or groin pain as can a lingering kidney stone(s). The list is long.
I initially had groin and hip pain when I first developed chronic pain that was later diagnosed as SIJ (sacroiliac joint) Dysfunction. Sitting was next to impossible when it flares. I wish I had a more conclusive answer(s) for you. There are just too many possibilities.
I also had bizarre pain in the groin area last December, and one bout of hip pain. Went to an OB/GYN for the first time in 5 years and did an US which showed up a 3 cm growth, uterine fibroids, etc. 3 ultrasounds later, I just had surgery to remove the ovarian growths. There were varying opinions about the groin pain (e.g., the growths can impinge on nerves leading to the groin). So, far I don't feel the groin pain.
I am 57 and have been menopausal for 8 years. I've had ovarian cysts before and never bore children because I did not get pregnant. A year ago I went to the doc because I had discomfort in the right side of my belly and told her I thought I had cysts, which she almost scoffed at because of my age. I do have 3 large cysts, fibroids and possibly endometriosis. There are calcium deposits in many places.
he examined me more thoroughly and told me my urine wasnt infected and the such as back and groin pain may be due to ovarian cysts and told me to have another follow up with my GP and that i may need a scan.
i am generally feeling fatigued and washed out...the dull pain is nagging and im feeling dizzy and near to fainting at times. i am getting tired of being fobbed off by my own GP and would like to know if these are possible symptoms of ovarian cysts ....
MOST ovarian cysts, etc are benign, well over 95 percent of them. Ovarian cancer is a pretty rare disease.
The wait until Dec 4th to see a GYN/Oncologist is not that long, and if GYN/Oncologist feels after reviewing your records that it is an emergency for you to be seen, they would get you into the office earlier. Wait times also vary depending on your location and the number of GYN/Oncologists in the area.
The cysts/masses you have are pretty small.
Im a 37 yr old female with right sided abdominal pain for the last 7 years. it is in my waist and refers down into my groin ; pubic area and when its really bad into my leg. I have had several lap scopes for queried "female" problems- from ovarian cysts to endometriosis- they are all clear. I have had my appendix out many years ago. I have had abdominal CT scan and that showed a hiatus hernia but nothing else. I had MRI's and full abdominal sonar and that is clear.
I have been dealing with abdomen pain (which at times can be quite severe), lower back pain, right hip pain (in the groin/joint area), fatigue, weight gain, constipation, and pain when having a bowel movement. I was referred to a GI specialist who ordered a CT of the abdomen and pelvis. The only thing that came back was a "4.9 cm well defined, thin walled cystic lesion at midline in posterior culdesac?...possible GI duplication cyst?....unclear....endemetrioma is not excluded....
I have been in a pain clinic for many years and with this particular Dr. about 3 or 4 years. About 7 months ago I began have pain in my groin and then my upper right leg. He has continued to give me nerve blocks,epiderals and pain meds all these years.The pain in my leg and groin became so horrific and continuous that nothing works for it.I have every narcotic you can name in my medicine cabinet..none of it helps. I finally started losing sleep due to the pain.
Thankfully though MOST ovarian cysts are benign. If you do not have a family history or predisposition for ovarian cancer then your risk is LESS THAN 2%.
I developed an ovarian cyst at age 49. My gynecologist rushed me into surgery and should have removed just the cyst (cystectomy) since my frozen section came back benign. Instead, he removed all of my sex organs. Since the uterus, ovaries, and tubes have LIFELONG functions, I am suffering the many health and quality of life effects.
For the past few weeks I've had on and off nerve pain in my left hip/groin and upper leg. It isn't even so much pain as discomfort. I want to figure out what is going on. No other symptoms. Randomly I feel a discomfort or new sensation. Sometimes it is just in my left groin area, inside the hip. Other times it alternates from my hip to my left upper quad or even occasionally alternates from my hip to my left calf. It happens more when I am moving than when I am lying down.
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