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Stabbing pain in right ovary and no period.

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winnybella · 27/11/2010 23:21

Ok, maybe that's a bit dramatic, as period should have arrived today (possibly tomorrow).

All day today I keep getting stabbing pain in a lower right side-very similar to the one you get for a few moments when ovulating.

It doesn't hurt when pressed or released, and I'm feeling fine, so I guess it's not appendicitis.

Too early for ectopic pg to announce itself, I think?

Could it be a cyst?

Also there is a tiny, tiny chance I could be pg(I don't want to!) I don't recall having that as a symptom with my previous pregnancies, though.

It's quite nonstop at the mo.

Any ideas?

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SparkleSoiree · 27/11/2010 23:23

Perhaps you are just a little bit late and it is uncommon pain? I get pain like that once every few months or so, sometimes the odd period is a little different.

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winnybella · 27/11/2010 23:25

I hope so...It's very precise, stabbing, sharp pain iyswim- only in one spot- not a general dull pain.

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winnybella · 27/11/2010 23:26

Oh, and I had an ultrasound and smear about 6 months ago and all was fine.

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DioneTheDiabolist · 27/11/2010 23:29

I experienced this type of pain. I went to the doctor who prescribed medication for IBS, but (as I was sexually active) told me to do a preg test before I took itHmm.

I was pregnant. I had the pains later and after talking to doctor rushed to hospital, with fears of ectopic pregnancy in mind.

£35 taxi fare later found out I was pregnant but had a v.large ovarian cyst. Do a test and whatever the result, go to your GP.

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winnybella · 27/11/2010 23:33

Oh God. But was the cyst related to the pg in your case?

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DioneTheDiabolist · 27/11/2010 23:37

They said "yes". The pregnancy/growth hormones precipitated the growth of the cyst (which grew throughout my pregnancy, but was monitored). I called it Oscar and it caused me no end of sharp stabbing pain for a long time. Had Oscar removed 6months after giving birth.

Hope I'm not scaring you.

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winnybella · 27/11/2010 23:37

Anyone else who had something similar and was NOT pg?

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DioneTheDiabolist · 27/11/2010 23:39

It could be IBS.

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winnybella · 27/11/2010 23:39

x-post.

Yes, you are. I cannot be pg right now. Broke, have to get a job, can't as no places in nursery for DD, arrrgh.

Oscar, though Grin

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winnybella · 27/11/2010 23:40

Don't think it could be IBS, well, I don't know much about it, but it's very, very localised iydwim.

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DioneTheDiabolist · 27/11/2010 23:44

Yes, Oscar the Ovarian Cyst. I had thought of calling DS Oscar (before I got PG), but that night I went to hospital they did an ultrasound and saw Oscar (the size of an orange) and DS (the size of a coffee bean). I called him Bean from there on. His name is now U A B R*. The "B" is for Bean. The registar was a bit Confused.

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orangeflutie · 28/11/2010 12:50

If the pain doesn't go in the next couple of days I would make an appointment to see your doctor. You can then be referred and get an ultrasound done.

I've recently found out after going for an ultrasound that I have a cyst on my right ovary. As it's bigger than 5cm it will probably need to be removed. I have had some pain this month during my period and I believe this is being caused by the cyst.

I had a large chocolate cyst removed in April so was hoping there wouldn't be any more:(

Hope you feel better soon.

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lozbob1000 · 17/03/2014 22:28

I'm new to this but tbh I'm going out my mind with worry

I am 7 days late had protected sex 3 weeks this Saturday but im getting slight stabbing pains and slight period pains but no sign of period and it's beginning to stress me out can help please

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