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Pain In The Left Ovary, Help!

By blackgirl18br August 07, 2020 4 answers Last updated August 07, 2020

Hi, I'm a 16 year old girl. I have had a lot of pain in my left ovary for a few weeks now. I'm not sure what to look for on the internet anymore. I don't know what to say to my mother, but I know I need help because I feel like someone is cutting me. I have the pain when I'm in a cycle and when I'm not, but they are less. Yes, I know it's normal for you to be in pain, but that's another pain, I've had a cycle for the last 5 years. I know the difference. About sex ... yes, I had sex, I lost my virginity a month ago, but the pain didn't start right after that. My mother doesn't know that I'm not a virgin, so I'm afraid to talk to her about the pain I'm getting in my left ovary. Please, if anyone knows anything about this, even if it is a small thing, write!

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pocketrocket__ answered · September 06, 2020

   Hello! I had the same problem and I still think it's best to go to the doctor. For me, the pain in my left ovary was related to a ruptured "follicle". As far as I can remember from the doctor, before the eggs mature, they are in the form of follicles. And when they start to burst, to mature, some of them fail to burst completely and a painful sensation is created before a cycle. If left untreated, it continues after that. The personal sent me for tests to make sure of the diagnosis. Then he prescribed me Feminella Uroforte - it costs about BGN 20, it is herbal, I drink 1 tablet in the morning on an empty stomach, as well as 2 liters of water. In about 4-5 days the pain passed. I hope it's not something serious with you. Success!

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earth_water answered · September 06, 2020

   Ask for a referral from a friend of yours who is 18 to go to a gynecologist.

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shayraevans answered · September 06, 2020

   Don't you have cysts? Sometimes they crack and hurt a lot. However, only a doctor can diagnose it and prescribe treatment accordingly. That's why in your place I would go for an examination. If you are ashamed to tell your mother, go alone or with a friend, but be sure to go. You need to understand the cause, this pain is not common.

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vienagrosso answered · September 06, 2020

   I was also thinking about ovarian pain, and on examination the doctor was convinced that the problem was there. They gave me an antibiotic infusion. Subsequently, it turned out that I had inflammation of part of the colon, right on the curve on the left.