HI Erin- I’ve been surfing the net looking for answers, but more for similar stories and I stumbled upon yours, which is exactly what I’m going through!! I totally thought I was pregnant in June after having a very light period with little cramps and lightly sore boobs- with the weeks to follow my lower back pain (that I usually get with my periods) didn’t go away, my face broke out big time, I was crying at rubbish tv shows, I was lightly cramping with sharp pains every now and again (mostly during ovulation time) and feeling nauseous, but after 2 negative pregnancy test, I pushed that thought out of my mind. My next period (July 10th) was much of the same (4 days late) with a little more cramping and all the symptoms are still present, but another negative pregnancy.
I had reflexology done (July 22) and she said something was defiantly going on, on the left side (Looking back I’m sure I’ve had cyst on the left side because it has flared up before- during ovulation time for the past 6 years- I had a scan 3 or so years ago because of this pain, but it came out clear. So might be a good sign that if I do get cyst they take care of themselves?????) I went to the doctors today and she’s booked me in for a women’s check up on the 11th of August (she’s going on holiday for 2 weeks!) She also wants to do blood work, but needs to be done within the first 5 days of my period and I’ll have to wait until begging for September for that (I’m out of town for my next period!!)
My husband and I are TTC (about 10 months now) and to think I might now having to be dealing with cyst just sucks and my concern is now the same- that I’m not ovulating, for whatever reason!! I know that there’s much worse things to be dealing with and until I’m all check out I know I should just put all my worrying away, but it’s the not knowing and what-ifs that are consuming me right now- my mother dealt with cysts and had a full hysterectomy in her early 30’s so that’s just more fuel to my fire!!
Hope to keep updated with each other- it’s comforting to find someone dealing with a similar issue. All the best- Robbie