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Suggest Treatment For Heavy Vaginal Bleeding, Ovarian Cysts And Back Pain

Paragard was removed. Spotted. Two days lates heavy bleedinG. Ovarian Pain is horrible and i know its from cysts, but my low back is killing me along w flow! When is this a concern! I get up i my vision get blurry .. How long will this take to improve? Ab pain is radiating to right side now middle!
Mon, 3 Apr 2017
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Thanks for trusting us with your health concern. With such heavy bleeding and pain, I would ask you to see your health care provider immediately and get proper management. The radiation of the pain suggests that there could be a possibility of cyst rupture. This needs immediate detection and management. The simultaneous occurrence of blurred vision can be due to depleted blood volume and electrolytes and also due to a torsion or rupture of cyst. You need a sonogram, blood counts and coagulation profile. Further management can be planned accordingly. Hope this helps.
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Suggest Treatment For Heavy Vaginal Bleeding, Ovarian Cysts And Back Pain

Hello, Thanks for trusting us with your health concern. With such heavy bleeding and pain, I would ask you to see your health care provider immediately and get proper management. The radiation of the pain suggests that there could be a possibility of cyst rupture. This needs immediate detection and management. The simultaneous occurrence of blurred vision can be due to depleted blood volume and electrolytes and also due to a torsion or rupture of cyst. You need a sonogram, blood counts and coagulation profile. Further management can be planned accordingly. Hope this helps.