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Irregular Periods, Nausea, Abdominal Pain, Cramping. Taking Birth Control Pills For Ovarian Cysts
These are the symptoms that I have had on and off for about 2 weeks, and I missed my last period, but my periods have been a little irregular, nausea , abdominal pain ( just a few times), a little cramping. I am 18 years old and became sexually active at the beginning of August. I was put on birth control pills a year and a half ago for a ovarian cyst , but quit taking them a year ago because they messed up my hormones.
Mon, 30 Sep 2013
Hi,
If you are sexually active & not on birth control, pregnancy is the number one possibility. Please take a pregnancy test to confirm this.
If this comes back negative you should see a Gynecologist for work up & treatment of hormonal problem & the ovarian cyst.
Birth control pills are a recognized method of period regulation & I think your ovarian cyst may have a role in your period problem.
Take care.
If you are sexually active & not on birth control, pregnancy is the number one possibility. Please take a pregnancy test to confirm this.
If this comes back negative you should see a Gynecologist for work up & treatment of hormonal problem & the ovarian cyst.
Birth control pills are a recognized method of period regulation & I think your ovarian cyst may have a role in your period problem.
Take care.
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Welcome to HCM.
Your all symptoms are suggestive of pregnancy.
It also become irregular due to hormonal disturbances due to cyst and withdrowal of pills.
You can confirm the pregnancy by urine pregnancy test,USG and blood hcg level.
Consult your gynecologist for review your hormonal study and start treatment accordingly.
Your all symptoms are suggestive of pregnancy.
It also become irregular due to hormonal disturbances due to cyst and withdrowal of pills.
You can confirm the pregnancy by urine pregnancy test,USG and blood hcg level.
Consult your gynecologist for review your hormonal study and start treatment accordingly.
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