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What Causes Pain In Stomach And Ovaries With History Of Fibrocystic?

my sister age 65 has stomach pain, severe night sweats and pain in her overies both sides.
she has had a fiboristic syist when she was 29yrs old non cancer and had it removed, it was extremely large the biggest one the dr, had ever seen at the time, She has had her crevic removed as well at the time but did not take her overies, this has been going on for 10 days,
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Hello and welcome to HCM,
Night sweats and pain in the ovaries with a previous history of cyst removal in the past raises the possibility of some growth or tumor in the ovaries.
Thus, an ultrasound abdomen is the first line investigation required.
Any growth, enlargement or tumor in the ovary can be picked up on pelvic ultrasound.
Further management will depend on the findings of ultrasound of the pelvis.

Thanks and take care
Dr Shailja Puri
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What Causes Pain In Stomach And Ovaries With History Of Fibrocystic?

Hello and welcome to HCM, Night sweats and pain in the ovaries with a previous history of cyst removal in the past raises the possibility of some growth or tumor in the ovaries. Thus, an ultrasound abdomen is the first line investigation required. Any growth, enlargement or tumor in the ovary can be picked up on pelvic ultrasound. Further management will depend on the findings of ultrasound of the pelvis. Thanks and take care Dr Shailja Puri