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Could I Be Pregnant With An Ovarian Cyst ?
i m 19 years old, 5 foot and 101 pounds. i m pretty healthy, no major concerns. There s a possibility i could be pregnant. i ve had common symptoms with PMS but this month it s way worse. i have severe cramping around right ovary , feel dizzy, tired, head ache, bloating , sick to my stomach, and have aversions to almost all the foods i eat lately. Could this be very early pregnancy or an ovarian cysts about to burst?
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Hello reade;
welcome to HealthcareMagic
The symptoms are like the sick feeling;dizzy;bloating;aversion to food and cramping pain around right side can be either pre-menstrual symptoms or even a cyst.If you fear that you are pregnant there are few things you need to consider-
-did you miss your periods
-did you have unprotected sex in this month
If yes you may be pregnant also and to rule out you should get a urine pregnancy test done with morning urine if you have missed periods.To find whether you have a cyst you need to get a ultrasound done to find out so after you miss periods you can do these two tests and consult a Gynaecologist for examination and treatment.
Thanks
welcome to HealthcareMagic
The symptoms are like the sick feeling;dizzy;bloating;aversion to food and cramping pain around right side can be either pre-menstrual symptoms or even a cyst.If you fear that you are pregnant there are few things you need to consider-
-did you miss your periods
-did you have unprotected sex in this month
If yes you may be pregnant also and to rule out you should get a urine pregnancy test done with morning urine if you have missed periods.To find whether you have a cyst you need to get a ultrasound done to find out so after you miss periods you can do these two tests and consult a Gynaecologist for examination and treatment.
Thanks
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