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Steady Pain From Right Ovary To Leg. History Of HPV And Mild Cervical Dysplasia. Cause For Pain?
I am having steady pain run from my right ovary down to my leg. I also didnt have a period this month which is highly irregular for me and all my pregnancy tests come up negative. In the past I was diagnosed with HPV and had mild cervical dysplasia . I was told about 2 years ago that the dysplasia went away on its own. I am 23 years old with no children.. I had a issue with a minor cyst a year ago, but it had already burst by the time I was able to get an ultrasound. please help.
Fri, 6 Sep 2013
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Thank you for the question.you can get one test called serum b-hCG .If it is elevated go for repeat serum b-hCG after 48hours.this will help you in ruling out pregnancy.Meanwhile I suggest one ultrasound abdomen and pelvis which will help to find out the cause for your pain.it could be a cause related to uterus and ovaries or it could be non gynaecological also.
Also,it is important to get a physical examination done by a gynaecologist.
You can use anti spasmodics like Buscopan and pain relieving medication like Ultracet for your symptoms.Hope you find this answer helpful
Thank you for the question.you can get one test called serum b-hCG .If it is elevated go for repeat serum b-hCG after 48hours.this will help you in ruling out pregnancy.Meanwhile I suggest one ultrasound abdomen and pelvis which will help to find out the cause for your pain.it could be a cause related to uterus and ovaries or it could be non gynaecological also.
Also,it is important to get a physical examination done by a gynaecologist.
You can use anti spasmodics like Buscopan and pain relieving medication like Ultracet for your symptoms.Hope you find this answer helpful
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