This has been going on since my last period, (for about 2 weeks now) and is not an all-the-time thing, just comes and goes. I am going to the doctor as soon as my insurance starts back up, but does anyone have any idea what could cause this?
Having daily cramps and sometimes more sharp pain in my left ovary area?
it could be an ovarian cyst.
Reply:do you have a mirena in you. I have experienced the same type of pain since i had mine fitted. i have also read in somne forums of other women having the same problems after getting the mirena
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I recently had my right ovary and fallopian tube removed and scar tissue from?
3 previous ceseareans on the 28th of may and I usually have my menstrual cycle every month between the 6-12 and i hav'nt had it yet has anyone every stop coming on just by getting one ovary and tube removed the doctors say i shouldnt go into menopause but they dont say im not. Thanx for any responses
I recently had my right ovary and fallopian tube removed and scar tissue from?
If you had an ovary removed, you will only get your period every other month now. Each month, one ovary releases an egg. So you won't have a period when it's your right ovary's turn to ovulate.
Reply:It is just due to the surgery and anesthesia. Could take 6 months for it to be regular again.
Reply:I would chart your cycle %26amp; no, you're not going in the early menopause...you still have 1 good ovary intact.
Your surgery %26amp; stress will affect your cycle...
I would try the Basal Body Temperature test %26amp; see where you are in your cycle...
Basal body temperature is the body temperature measured immediately after awakening and before any physical activity has been undertaken. In women, ovulation causes an increase of one-half to one degree Fahrenheit (one-quarter to one-half degree Celsius) in basal body temperature (BBT); monitoring of BBTs is one way of estimating the day of ovulation. The tendency of a woman to have lower temperatures before ovulation, and higher temperatures afterwards, is known as a biphasic pattern. Charting of this pattern may be used as a component of fertility awareness.
I recently had my right ovary and fallopian tube removed and scar tissue from?
If you had an ovary removed, you will only get your period every other month now. Each month, one ovary releases an egg. So you won't have a period when it's your right ovary's turn to ovulate.
Reply:It is just due to the surgery and anesthesia. Could take 6 months for it to be regular again.
Reply:I would chart your cycle %26amp; no, you're not going in the early menopause...you still have 1 good ovary intact.
Your surgery %26amp; stress will affect your cycle...
I would try the Basal Body Temperature test %26amp; see where you are in your cycle...
Basal body temperature is the body temperature measured immediately after awakening and before any physical activity has been undertaken. In women, ovulation causes an increase of one-half to one degree Fahrenheit (one-quarter to one-half degree Celsius) in basal body temperature (BBT); monitoring of BBTs is one way of estimating the day of ovulation. The tendency of a woman to have lower temperatures before ovulation, and higher temperatures afterwards, is known as a biphasic pattern. Charting of this pattern may be used as a component of fertility awareness.
Is there a connection between the ovary and the thyroid gland?
sometimes if i have menstrual cramps/pains..my thyroid also aches..or it aches before the other..would it be possible they connect?
Is there a connection between the ovary and the thyroid gland?
Could be. Your thyroid can cause "menstrual-like symptoms," and likewise your menstrual cycle can cause "thyroid-like" symptoms.
Find a doctor in your area who will do bio-identical hormones. I say this because your levels may fall within normal lab specs, but in reality they may not be high enough or they may be too high for you.
They will test your estrogen/progesterone levels as well as your thyroid levels including T3.
Is there a connection between the ovary and the thyroid gland?
Could be. Your thyroid can cause "menstrual-like symptoms," and likewise your menstrual cycle can cause "thyroid-like" symptoms.
Find a doctor in your area who will do bio-identical hormones. I say this because your levels may fall within normal lab specs, but in reality they may not be high enough or they may be too high for you.
They will test your estrogen/progesterone levels as well as your thyroid levels including T3.
Is a hetrogenious lession within the ovary, could that mean ovarain cancer?
it is ill definded. Needs d and c and a biopsy. so please answer my question if you can. Thank you.
Is a hetrogenious lession within the ovary, could that mean ovarain cancer?
arr sorry
Is a hetrogenious lession within the ovary, could that mean ovarain cancer?
arr sorry
How can i get pregnant with polycystic ovary syndrome??
Since i started having sex i harley had my period but i never went to a doctor. Now that i am trying to have a baby i decide see a doctor and they told me that i had polycystic ovary syndrome. I am going to start a treatment but i want to see if i have any other options or faster way??
How can i get pregnant with polycystic ovary syndrome??
The treatment they'll give you is likely a drug like Metformin that will increase your sensitivity to insulin. That in and of itself might be enough to regulate your cycles so you get pregnant. There are no other simpler, natural ways. The other ways involve expensive fertility treatments. With one exception: if you are very overweight, then losing weight will likely increase your fertility.
Reply:there you go...sex on a harley!!
Reply:hi i suffer from this too and i was perscribed clomid tablets.i now have 2 lovely sons aged 10 and 3.i conceived my 2nd son after the second course of tablets.have a chat with your doc and go through the options with them.diet also helps so im told but hey i like my food too much haha.
whatever you decide i wish you all the luck
Reply:I've heard that many women get pregnant with POS boyfriends.
Reply:I have PCOS and I got pregnant. I needed a D%26amp;C in order to get pregnant.
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How can i get pregnant with polycystic ovary syndrome??
The treatment they'll give you is likely a drug like Metformin that will increase your sensitivity to insulin. That in and of itself might be enough to regulate your cycles so you get pregnant. There are no other simpler, natural ways. The other ways involve expensive fertility treatments. With one exception: if you are very overweight, then losing weight will likely increase your fertility.
Reply:there you go...sex on a harley!!
Reply:hi i suffer from this too and i was perscribed clomid tablets.i now have 2 lovely sons aged 10 and 3.i conceived my 2nd son after the second course of tablets.have a chat with your doc and go through the options with them.diet also helps so im told but hey i like my food too much haha.
whatever you decide i wish you all the luck
Reply:I've heard that many women get pregnant with POS boyfriends.
Reply:I have PCOS and I got pregnant. I needed a D%26amp;C in order to get pregnant.
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How would only having one tube and one ovary affect my planning of a pregnancy?
I know I am able to have children I have one daughter, but now I am planning on a second and don't know if this affects the way my eggs fall or not. I lost my ovary during a surgery 9 years ago.
How would only having one tube and one ovary affect my planning of a pregnancy?
I have POCS and only have a 1/4 of my right ovary remaining.
my first son was conceived 3 months after the removal of my left ovary. He is now 31/4. My second son now 20 weeks was conceived 6 months after having 3/4 of my right ovary removed. I was seeing a natropath for a fertility diet and some really disgusting herbal tablets and liquids. But I believe they helped.
My oncologist tells me that as my 1/4 ovary has done it once it should do it again. So we are trying for number 3!
To sum it all up Yes it is possible to conceive with one (or in my case less) ovary!
Reply:You really need to ask your doctor, but you would only actually ovulate every other month with one ovary, so yes...it would affect your planning.
How would only having one tube and one ovary affect my planning of a pregnancy?
I have POCS and only have a 1/4 of my right ovary remaining.
my first son was conceived 3 months after the removal of my left ovary. He is now 31/4. My second son now 20 weeks was conceived 6 months after having 3/4 of my right ovary removed. I was seeing a natropath for a fertility diet and some really disgusting herbal tablets and liquids. But I believe they helped.
My oncologist tells me that as my 1/4 ovary has done it once it should do it again. So we are trying for number 3!
To sum it all up Yes it is possible to conceive with one (or in my case less) ovary!
Reply:You really need to ask your doctor, but you would only actually ovulate every other month with one ovary, so yes...it would affect your planning.
Can someone fall pregnant with only one ovary and no menstration?
my friend has only one ovary and she does not menstrating monthly. is there a chance that she can fall pregnant one day.
Can someone fall pregnant with only one ovary and no menstration?
Yes, you only need one ovary to concieve ( I only have one and a half left after surgery) The mesntruation I am a bit concerned about because she needs to ovulate to become pregnant.
She should see a doctor.
Reply:Yes she can "get" pregnant, now falling and getting pregnant, I never heard of that one. God Bless.
Reply:maybe not, did she have a partial hysterectomy? Maybe that's why she doesn't have a menstruation. If this is the case then she may not. But on the other side if her other ovary works fine, she may be able to get medication to induce her cycle and eventually have a baby. She should talk to an infertility specialist.
Reply:Absolutely! A period does not always mean you are ovulating. Best of luck : )
The girl above me is an ignoramus. Falling pregnant is a term that is used in the UK for becoming pregnant. I am American %26amp; i know that. You cant expect everyone to use the same English words for the same meaning all throughout the English speaking world.
Can someone fall pregnant with only one ovary and no menstration?
Yes, you only need one ovary to concieve ( I only have one and a half left after surgery) The mesntruation I am a bit concerned about because she needs to ovulate to become pregnant.
She should see a doctor.
Reply:Yes she can "get" pregnant, now falling and getting pregnant, I never heard of that one. God Bless.
Reply:maybe not, did she have a partial hysterectomy? Maybe that's why she doesn't have a menstruation. If this is the case then she may not. But on the other side if her other ovary works fine, she may be able to get medication to induce her cycle and eventually have a baby. She should talk to an infertility specialist.
Reply:Absolutely! A period does not always mean you are ovulating. Best of luck : )
The girl above me is an ignoramus. Falling pregnant is a term that is used in the UK for becoming pregnant. I am American %26amp; i know that. You cant expect everyone to use the same English words for the same meaning all throughout the English speaking world.
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