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Q: Odd Pain

asked by: PennStateGirl on June 26th, 2007

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Well I posted a few days ago about frequent urination. I'm now over my period and I still feel a little crampy and i have some pain that hits in the general area of my right ovary. I also have a bit of abdominal gurgling and fluttering. I looked at symptoms of a cyst..and I dont think any of tthese are symptoms, any ideas?

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princess55

replied on July 4th, 2007

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I would recommend that you get the pain checked out by a physician, preferably a gynecologist. Sometimes cysts do not have any "typical" symptoms and ovarian cysts can sometime grow very large and create quite a bit of discomfort. It is always better to be safe than sorry, especially when it comes to the ovaries!

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