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2 Weeks Continuing Bleeding With Para Ovarian Cyst

i have a history of para ovarian cyst .they just say that i dont have a problem and my ovary is good.they just prescribed me to take pills(mercillon)and my bleeding will stop.everytime i will stop taking pill,i keep on bleeding.but now,im in pain right now and 2 weeks continuing bleeding and its not the same that i encountering before.help me.i dont know what to do.im scared
Thu, 14 Apr 2011
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this is seemingly functional ovarian cysts and totally harmless and asymptomatic. sometimes it may cause sharp pain coinciding with ovulation and not associated with bleeding at all. you may have some form of menstrual irregularities,widely known as dysfunctional uterine bleeding. consult a gynecologist and consider estrogen-progesterone pill or progesterone only pill to regular your cycle and reduce heavy periods.
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2 Weeks Continuing Bleeding With Para Ovarian Cyst

this is seemingly functional ovarian cysts and totally harmless and asymptomatic. sometimes it may cause sharp pain coinciding with ovulation and not associated with bleeding at all. you may have some form of menstrual irregularities,widely known as dysfunctional uterine bleeding. consult a gynecologist and consider estrogen-progesterone pill or progesterone only pill to regular your cycle and reduce heavy periods.