Do i have a cyst inside stomach? or ovarian cyst?
I’m going to the doctor tonight…
but i was just wondering if anyone had any info
my stomach has been hurting awful lately and my lower back.
i have had problems using the restroom
and i noticed a few days ago that i have these bumps two on my lower stomach and two a little farther down. On both sides. I’m wondering if you think this is a cyst under my skin inside my stomach or if its an ovarian cyst? And what is the treatment for this usually?
YOU CANNOT SEE THE BUMPS JUST FEEL THEM!!!
YOU CANNOT SEE THE BUMPS JUST FEEL THEM!!!
I have an ovarian cyst and have had bad pelvic pain and aches all over from it.
But I don’t have any visible bumps on the outside. I’ve never ever heard of that.
You definitely need to get that checked out right away.
If it ends up being an ovarian cyst, if it’s small, they’ll usually not do much about it. Mine isn’t huge so they’re waiting for it to just go away on their own because it’s very common that they do.
If it’s too big though, you’ll need to have it removed which can be done different way.
Good luck.
Edit- Okay if you can’t see them but can feel them, and they’re on the lower sides of your torso, I know that when I had mine, my doctor pressed down on my stomach and could feel a bump and ended up being the cyst. If you’re going tonight, they’ll be able to tell you what it is. Sorry your first post made it sound like they were visible.
March 6th, 2010 at 3:25 pm
my friends mom had two ovary cysts, they were removed and she had a visectamy. hers were cancerous but who knows.
she had stomach pains before and she was very bloated
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March 6th, 2010 at 3:30 pm
Ask your doctor to administer a pelvic ultrasound. It will show any cysts. Cysts are not usually visible from the exterior.
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March 6th, 2010 at 3:48 pm
I have an ovarian cyst and have had bad pelvic pain and aches all over from it.
But I don’t have any visible bumps on the outside. I’ve never ever heard of that.
You definitely need to get that checked out right away.
If it ends up being an ovarian cyst, if it’s small, they’ll usually not do much about it. Mine isn’t huge so they’re waiting for it to just go away on their own because it’s very common that they do.
If it’s too big though, you’ll need to have it removed which can be done different way.
Good luck.
Edit- Okay if you can’t see them but can feel them, and they’re on the lower sides of your torso, I know that when I had mine, my doctor pressed down on my stomach and could feel a bump and ended up being the cyst. If you’re going tonight, they’ll be able to tell you what it is. Sorry your first post made it sound like they were visible.
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I have an ovarian cyst.
March 6th, 2010 at 3:53 pm
Sounds like swollen lymph nodes. Maybe a Urinary tract infection.
Ovarian cysts cannot usually be felt from the skin and will cause massive period like cramps. Sounds like you have a UTI or kidney stones. or; both. Treatment for a UTI is antibotics; kidney stones is nothing really (just drink lots of water) and for ovarian cysts there is nothing they can do except give you meds to help the pain and put you on birth control.
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March 6th, 2010 at 4:30 pm
ovarian cysts can be hard to feel even during a pelvic exam unless they are large but your symptoms suggest you might have them. If you have them and they are large enough then surgery will likely be recommended to drain or remove them. This can usually be done laparascopically. Sometimes a wait and see approach is taken because they can shrink on their own too.
Birth control pills can help prevent them. you doc will likely give you an exam and then refer you for either a ultrasound or maybe a abdominal CT.
other things can cause your symptoms and I don’t want to speculate because I don’t know whats making you sick. Just hang in there.
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have had ovarian cysts
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