My gyne gave me the option of having surgery to remove part of left fallopian. This is the side that is extremely painful ( large cysts develop) during ovulation. At last ultrasound tube was bigger then it should be. Just curious if anyone has had this done and their experience with it. 😊

My doctor recommend a laparoscopic ovarian wedge resection on both ovaries. As well as looking for and possibly excising endometriosis. I was diagnosed with PCOS in 2017 but have had symptoms since my first period at 10 years old. So, this has been a loooooooong journey for me. I am 26 now and finally feel like I am being listened to by my doctor about the pain, discomfort, and overall poor quality of life.

Has anyone had this procedure done? What should I expect? How was your experience? Any… read more

hello, i was diagnosed with PCOS this past may and have since learned that alot of the issues ive had with my health are stemmed from it. something i dont know about however is cysts. i know i have them and that they can pop or burst. what i dont know about them is what it feels like. while im aware its different for everyone id like to be prepared for the pain or sensation or to even know if ive already felt it. i tried asking my sister who also has pcos but she just said ill know when it… read more

Before I go back on birth control, the doctor wants to do a D&C to check on my built-up lining. I am nervous for this surgery. It will be my first surgery, and I am scared of anesthesia due to PTSD.

Me and my doctor deduced that the 2-3 days i would bleed before my period was cycsts rupturing, last month i had the bleeding and the feeling of cysts rupturing but no period, now im having the feelings of rupturing cysts and slight bleeding (not period).
Anyone else have issues like this?

My OB said since I do not have pain outside period cramping that an ultrasound is not needed. Just curious if everyone has pain associated with their cysts.

Have you ever got your cyst removed so you can be able to conceive

I'm a bit exasperated as I start my 9th menstrual cycle in 4 months. Yes, it comes with all the PMS mood swings, cravings, and cramps every time. It's because I'm taking progesterone (originally prescribed because to potentially help depression? But my midwife told me to keep taking it after an exam not only diagnosed PCOS but also revealed a larger cyst that has her concerned). Just wondering if anyone else has dealt with larger cysts with PCOS and how they were treated/what the results were.

Mine is pushing for one to controll the bleeding but wont say how we will control the cysts and pain. Im 47 so no worries about not having kids (dont have any either)

I been told that I have PCOS but my lab levels came back normal and when they did the ultrasound showed no Cysts and everything was good there as well.