ovarian cyst, iud, recent birth?
475917
I had those symptoms and had a small ovarian cyst.  The doctor wasn't worried about me, either.  Many women get small cysts that come and go with menstruation at times.  They told me it shouldn't cause symptoms, but I sure felt different symptoms for about two months!  My breasts were extremely sore those two months, too!  Then, it just went away.
580671
A certain amount of free fluid in the pelvis, behind the uterus, is normal at certain points in your cycle; after ovulation, a small amount of fluid released with the egg collects behind the uterus and is eventually reabsorbed by the body. A larger amount of fluid may indicate a ruptured ovarian cyst. Pain is usually present in this instance, but most often resolves on its own within a few days. Infection is another possibility, but in this case symptoms such as pain and fever are often significant.
985756
It sounds like you might have had a miscarriage.  Or maybe an ovarian cyst ruptured.   If you are still having alot of pain in the morning then call your OB/GYN.  It sounds like you need to have a pelvic exam.  You might find some relief by using a heat pack on your pelvic area.  Take some Tylenol or Ibprofen.  But not asprin!  You might also lay in bed on your side and pull your knees towards your  chest- like in a fetal position.
65503
The best "sight" would be in the face of a great gynecologist--one who is very experienced with 10+ years, preferably a female gyn.  A great one may confirm that is it rare, but not impossible at age 29, or that you just have something else.  The suddenly on/off, heavy/light, short/long, etc., spotting might be perfectly normal, but if there's another reason, it is paramount that you follow the advice of that great gyn.  Don't be afraid to ask how long any have been a gyn; it's to be expected, and if any gets upset, you don't want them to work with your body anyway.  Additionally, try to breathe easily while you research on the internet and READ ALL THE SITES for all the information out there because they're not designed just for YOU, but for everyone to get those parts that are applicable to her and ignore those that aren't.  Your body won't necessarily follow the IDENTICAL path in this area that others do.  Each can be very different, like yours seem to be.  It would be interesting to know how you determined those "12-15 signs," but try not to believe those relatives and friends until you see that great gyn.  If necessary, see up to 5, like I did with my uterine tumors; the 5th one was the only one with the CORRECT diagnosis and treatment!  Try not to "go crazy," because if it's actually menopause, you need to save that for all those likely "hot flashes."  If it is really menopause, do whatever you need to do to stay comfortable--YOU ARE NOT ALONE!
630887
You can't decide it considering the birth of your first child. Don't fret, go to a doc and get it checked and all. Movement usually starts around 3 months, but it isnt necessary that you be the same as others.So, pls go to a gynaec.
802604
The Dr.s opinion might be correct.  As your pregnancy advances you will get lots of strange pains.  The round or broad ligament he/she is referring to is the band of tissue that holds your pregnant belly up and as you grow larger the ligament is stretched and sometimes gets very painful.  When this happens try sitting in a warm not hot tub of water.  Are you sure the ovarian cyst has resolved?  No two women have the same type of pregnancy nor pains.  Some women sail through a pregnancy with no complaints, while others are at the hospital every day just sure they're in labor.  If you do have questions/concerns, do not hesitate to call your Dr.s office.  They should have someone there who only handles triage phone calls.  Most do.
298955
Well, it's not a personal experience, but a friend of mine, after trying to get pregnant unsuccessfully, found out that she had cysts. She had those removed (must have been 2 years ago) and now she has a beautiful baby boy :-)
160281
I would definitely see a gynocologist, you could have an underlying problem that should be addressed.  I wish you well.
192488
I have had the laproscopy procedure done for endometriosis. It is out patient surgery and they make an incision through your belly button or right under it. I had a couple days for recovery, then I was back to my normal activity. I have had an ovarian cyst as well, I never had surgery for it, it ruptured on its own. I know they can be fairly common.
512395
Do you have ovarian cysts?  That would be pain in the lower abdomen just below your hips.  Perhaps it's a bladder infection?  You shoud definitely consult with a doctor, probably a gynecologist.
820251
It is possible to have another child if the doctor thinks it is wise.\n\nI have worked in a clinic for women.  A lot of women have fibroids usually they give you heavier periods and rarely become cancerous.  \n\nI had an ovarian cyst myself but it disappeared after my son was born.   Sometimes they do that but a lot of times they require surgery.\n\nHere are some links\n\nhttp://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/uterinefibroids.html\nhttp://www.4woman.gov/faq/ovarian_cysts.htm\n\nhttp://www.gynalternatives.com/fibroids.htm
434883
I have ovarian cysts some have ruptured previously I do need to have surgery I can't tell you what long term damage your body might have only a Dr can do that, but I can tell you I had 4 Dr's tell me because of a tilted uterus I could never get pregnant(my daughter turns 17 in Dec.) Have faith in the healing power of your body you will be amazed! I will be 48 this Oct!
767341
I am sorry that you are in so much pain.  I understand what you are dealing with.  I had an ovarian cyst rupture about 2 years ago, it was terrible.  I thought I was going to die, it was worse than childbirth.  I found getting a massage in that area by my husband to made me feel better, as well as a hot bath, but that was more in my head than anything. The only thing you can do is take pain killers and try to rest.  The body will absorb the fluids.  \n\nAfter 5 days I might consider having the situation reevaluated, sometimes doctors miss something.  I was dealing with the situation for 3 days, and 2 of those days I was in the hospital. \n\nI hope you feel better.
860573
To me I think that it is a pretty normal sono.  Except that you might have 2 follicles (little cyst) on the right ovary.  They are almost likely to go away all by them selves.  The c-section scar area has some fluid in it.  This could potentially be an infection if it was a recent c-sect.  Which if it is, then they will call you and put you on an antibiotic.  If it is not then, it will not need anything to be done if it is a small amount of fluid.  If it is a little more fluid than they like or if your having pain they it might be necessary for the fluid to be drained.  \nCall your nurse and ask if it was normal or if you need further testing done.
138864
Most women have probably had an ovarian cyst at one time or another, but they don't know it. Many cysts develop and disappear on their own over the course of a couple of months. There are different kinds of cysts, and the kind you had will make a difference. I had a cyst that was the size of a golf ball and didn't know it until I had a CT scan for a kidney stone. A month after the scan (after dealing with the kidney stone), I saw my gynecologist and she sent me in for an ultrasound. The cyst was completely gone. She told me that standard practice used to be to do a biopsy when the cyst was as large as mine, but now they just monitor them, and deal with them if they cause pain, bleeding, or other symptoms. \n\nIt's good that you're going to see your doctor. You should also check out this website for more details.
462067
check with your Dr.  I have had a problem similiar  to this and it was ovarian cysts.... when you ovulate a cyst is formed around the egg and then it bursts sending the egg towards the fallopian tube for fertilization.  In some people the cyst can be larger and take longer to burst causing some discomfort  to extreme pain.  If it gets to the extreme pain point (like mine did) you may be looking at having surgery to remove the cyst or to be put on birth control pills to control the cysts... going to the Dr. will be the best thing to do as it could be something completely different, they went to school for at least 8-12yrs, they should know better than us right?? :)
580622
I had this same problem. I had been to several different doctors before i went to the one im with now. I have a condition called PCOS (poly cystic ovarian syndrom) I had to be put on glucophage and a hormone replacement, it helped me get pregnant within three to five mths of taking them. And when i did get pregnant i had to have regualar checkups for me and the baby and i had to continue the glucophage through the whole pregnancy so i wouldnt miscarry. So i highly suggest going to a OBGYN and gettin tests done to see if you might have a condition stoppin you from gettin pregnant.