Ihave pain in my ovaries whitch i have had for 4 years and i am so tired and drained.?
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all answers are get to the GP and I second that but in 4 years hasn't anyone in your family advised you to do this it is a long time to be suffering pain in an area prone to cancer I'm not being scary Vicky but you must realise the delay in getting medical attention is risky! very risky!!  good luck to you and i hope all ends well
513192
Sounds like you need a really good medical check up...all kinds of ailments can make you tired all the time.You may even need a sleep study done.
1018596
There are a few medicines out there to aleviate some if not all of your symptoms.  You could try Midol or Pamprin or Bayer Back and Body.  If non of these work, you need to make a appointment with your family doctor and he or she may suggest you to see a gynecologist.  \n\nGood luck to you and I hope you feel better soon!
130841
It's all the hormones playing havoc with your body.  Did you tell your gynocologist about this? Maybe he/she wasn't aware of how much this is wearing you down.  Remind him/her.\n Try warm compresses to the head, and if that doesn't work, try cool ones. If someone could massage your shoulders, it may help.
109762
It's not unusual to have changes in your menstrual cycle that are unique to your body and experoience, so it is probably idiopathic and benign.  Keep your appointment with the doctor though because it there is a problem behind it, it can be VERY serious.\n\nI hope you feel better soon.
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try going vegan or vegetarian (still have cheese and dairy).. you'll be shocked. Chances are the headaches and fatigue are some other food you're eating. You need to detox your system too, the health food stores carry allot stuff for that, they can help you pick out what will work best. increase your roughage and quit eating processed foods. this includes fast foods. That stuff in poisonous!\n\n If you are still having problems find some one with a QXCI/EPFX or a SCIO bio-feed back machine. They can help you pinpoint allot of problems. Especially pain, stress and fatigue related problems. Usually one or more of the local health food stores will know where one is. If not e-mail me and I can probably find you a practitioner in your state (very worth the price and travel)
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.
50649
go to the doctor!  You could have brused it and the symtopms are the same.  Good news but painful the cures are the same. bed rest for 1-2 weeks!
448452
Honey the pain is wearing you out(checkup)time...\nthe doc can reccomend the best teatment for you,you may have put your back out,most pain is a warning too your body that something is injured etc,or maybe it is just a strain but get a check...the tiredness is mostly and most probably related to your back pain..\ngoodluck from Chrystal..\n\nPPS do not take a lot of painkillers to mask this unless prescribed too you for that..\nlet your GP/Doctor know better to b'safe than sorry..\n;) Peace out.........
13655
You will get over it.\nUnless I was misdiagnosed, herbs, minerals, supplements, and refusing to think about and succumb to fatigue works wonders.\nBest to research and find your own regimen.
169558
You should go see your doctor.  My Mom is 43, and she had the same problem.  It turned out to be Fibroids.  She had to have surgery, and is doing much better now.
321008
Ouchie hon..sorry you feel so lousy! I have had almost all of the symptoms of PCOS but my doctor never diagnosed it. I do what you are going through though. I don't go a day without plucking, shaving etc....I have had some tremendous abdominal pains. I have even had surgery twice to remove tumors. The first time I had tumors the size of large grapefruits and, the second time(yes, they grew back. And only 2 years apart) they were the size of softballs. Here it is 4 years later and I need it again.\n\nThe dark blood could mean you may have endometriosis in addition to the cysts. Endo is also known as having 'chocolate cysts'. These may have been bursting, or your ovarian cysts have been bursting. Hence all the pain and bleeding you have endured.\n\nWrite down any questions you may have and bring them with you to the doctor. Have a friend with you for moral support as well. It never helps to go through this alone. Hope you feel better soon hon..this is a toughie but, you'll get through it. Keep us posted!
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I believe that you need to see a doctor as soon as possible. I would explain the symptoms to the receptionist so that she will realize the importance of your situation. The symptoms that you describe: ovarian cysts,ovarian tumor(which could be multiple cysts formed on the ovary). I know the word tumor sounds strong yet I recommend that you seek help soon. If this releases any anxiety-ovarian cancer is very slow growing-it develops over many years.On the other hand ovarian cysts are quick growing and many women do not even realize they have any. I have had an ovarian tumor and cysts. The tumor was the size of a grapefruit and benign-it was multiple cysts growing on one ovary.The ovarian cysts that I would get, on the other ovary-would sometimes "burst" on their own. Prior to the cyst "bursting" I would have extreme pain and after the "bursting" the pain would be gone.It is not uncommon for females to have ovarian cysts. In both scenarios-my period would become erratic,such as no periods and then having periods two weeks apart etc. In any event, I again would recommend you see a Dr. as soon as possible and if the pain becomes intense-be seen in the emergency room. I hope this helps.
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Find a new doctor.  Endometriosis is something that a lot of doctors just are not able to treat effectively.  \n\nI used to have periods that were so bad that I would basically pass out.  If you have pain then your doctor should work with you to manage it.  Telling you to take Midol is not acceptable.\n\nI'm not sure if there is a proven connection between endo and fatigue but I'll bet there is.  I've had this pretty much since I started my periods at 11 but it got really bad at 16.  I was diagnosed at 26 and I'm 30 now.  For most of my adult life I feel like I'm 80 and not 30!  I was always tired and slept a lot while my friends were going out and staying up all night.  Can't tell you for sure but that's my experience.\n\nRight after my surgery I was put on Lupron.  I only made it 3 months instead of the usual 6 because of the bad side effects.  This is something that I wouldn't recommend as a first choice.  After that I went on BCP.  After experimenting with a few I got on Yasmin which worked for me.  I still have pain every day but it is nothing like it was.  I used to be in constant pain and now I notice it a couple of times a day.  If it gets bad ibuprofen usually helps to keep it down.  \n\nEndo is weird because the amount of scarring and implants isn't necessarily related to the amount of pain.  My left ovary is completely covered (can't really see the ovary) and my right only has a couple of little implants.  I feel most of my pain on the right side.  My doctor said that he has seen women with a gut full of scarring who had no symptoms at all.  Also, what one doctor describes as bad another describes as moderate.  Just be aware of this when dealing with doctors.\n\nPain is felt differently by different people so it is hard to say what you need.  Find a doctor that is willing to work with you and who isn't quick to say it's in your head.  Don't be afraid to interview doctors and ask lots of questions.  If you aren't comfortable with the answers move on.  Remember that you are hiring them for a service.  Be in control - this is your body.
712292
hmm, I would see you GYN. It could be a few things from irritation, something major. Go to your doctor
385357
First, It isnt your ovary, they dont get bother during sexual intercourse.  And your doctor would not lie to you because they can get sued for a lot of money if they would and you found out.  I wouldnt worry about that, and I would say tone down on the sex, consult your doctor, most likely let what ever it was you had heal.  Good luck
160281
I would definitely see a gynocologist, you could have an underlying problem that should be addressed.  I wish you well.