Hello! I have had pain and discomfort in my left ovary since Sunday. I went to a gynecologist and he found a 4 cm cyst. He gave me tests and said that if everything was OK with them, he would prescribe pills to trigger the cycle and then I would still take contraceptives until I decided to get pregnant and stop them. This startled me a little. I still feel small, I don't have a serious friend, and to tell the truth, no one knows how his life will go. I may not get pregnant in the slippery 10-15 years. I may never have children. Does anyone know. That scared me a little. In general, I have irregular periods and other times I have had cysts, but I have not had any pain or discomfort. I drank contraceptives from the age of 18 to 21 and stopped them half a year ago. I'm 22 now. I'm afraid these are my hormones after all. Even this reception, which I initially undertook, seems quite long to me.
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Something you did not understand,, through these pills will regulate your cycle. No one can force you to write them for years. Try for a few months.
Author: You don't seem to understand what PCOS is. The pills help as long as they are taken. If they stop again I will have problems. There is no alternative pill for this syndrome.
It's not a good idea to do this with these pills, you can take them a little and stop them. You need a healthy diet, vitamins and minerals and sports / exercise. And don't listen to the one with the pills, you're only 22. No matter how much they praise you with these pills, it will not help you. And the terms are wrong - it's not a cyst, it's a follicle that's bursting. You just have to live healthier
I was in the same situation, even worse, that my first cyst was discovered when I was 16. And I drank hormones for about 2 years, then I stopped them for a while, then I drank them again, then I stopped them and I had a cyst again and it was huge and again I drank them and so on. I'm 37 now, I don't drink hormones anymore and my cycle is ok, but I never managed to get pregnant even when everything was supposed to be ok and of course I wasn't on Diane. What can I tell you, nasty thing. However, I advise you to take your pills, because I once decided at the age of 25 that this is enough and we will try for a baby. Well, I didn't get pregnant, but I got an 8 cm cyst! I narrowly escaped the operation! So make no joke that just as "it's nothing special," it can become a serious health problem. For this, listen to the doctors and go for check-ups regularly. It's not fun to be on hormones for 10 years, but 10 years of hormones is better than having cyst removal surgery. Also, if this miracle gets big and explodes ... well, I don't want to scare you, but if you don't go to the hospital urgently, you can go. Well, I'm talking about huge cysts. Dont be scared. Just don't leave things out of control.