Ovarian cyst (answers from only women with experience with ovarian cyst)?

I have a ovarian cysts on both ovarys and it is so painful i had the same pain from my miscarriage its non stop.had problems since my miscarriage could my cyst be from the miscarriage?

Ovarian cyst (answers from only women with experience with ovarian cyst)?
In actuality, an ovarian cyst is considered a normal part of the menstural cycle; I didn't know this until I experienced my first one. I don't think your miscarriage created these - I am sorry for your loss.





Cysts are painful, but the pain usually catches you off guard, is sharp in nature, the quieten downs to a dull ache. If you are having severe pain, you need to go see your GYN. Sometimes cysts have to be removed when they do not dissolve on their own. I was shocked to learn when I had my hysterectomy back in April that there was a cyst the size of a golf ball on my right ovary; it was there and I never knew it.





Take some ibuprofen and place a towel-wrapped heating pad on your stomach for comfort.





Good luck and i hope you feel better soon.
Reply:I had a softball size cyst removed from my ovary a year ago, and I miscarried. When I miscarried that's when they seen it, but I was only pregnant barely 2 months. The cyst was already there. I know the pain your feeling, I couldn't imagine having 2 of those suckers! Are they inoperable? Cyst's are caused from a high level of hormones, generally there genetic. If they want to operate let them, and ask if you could have laparoscopic surgery. I had that done, and they made 3 small cuts, barely noticeable. I wish you luck, and ask your doctor if he can remove them if that's possible. Best wishes, and I'm sorry for your loss.
Reply:I have no idea whether it could be related to your miscarriage, I would think no - but I'm not a Dr.





I do feel for you - I had severe ovarian cysts for years. It was extremely painful. Mine hurt off and on all the time - no relation to my menstrual cycle. Somethimes the pain would last for days. My Dr. gave me Rx pain killers, which helped some. But I did eventually have to have surgery. The first two surgeries they made 3 one inch incisions and removed the cysts. The surgery was very easy and I went home the same day. I had some pain for a couple days, but nothing like the cysts. But unfortunately both times the cysts grew back. My third surgery my Gynocologist decided to just insert a large needle (I was out cold - didn't feel it) and drain the fluid out of the cysts. The membrane collapsed on itself and formed scar tissue, which prevented cysts from growing back. I never had pain after that. The only problem with the scar tissue now is that my right ovary gets a sharp pain when I ovulate - it only lasts about 10 seconds. And it ended up being a good thing - it helped me conceive both of my children on my first try.