Symptoms of Cyst
Cysts typically range in size from half an inch to four inches or more, and they can lead to:
- abdominal pain that is either intense or dull and that is typically only present on one side of the abdomen.
- ache in the thighs or lower back
- sex-related discomfort
- uncomfortable periods
- breast tenderness
- difficulty emptying your bladder
- a regular urge to urinate
- irregular bleeding in the uterus
- Bowel issues
- gaining weight
A cyst may burst or cause the ovary to twist around the tissues that support it, which could result in:
- fast breathing
- severe bleeding
- fever
- vomiting
- serious stomach pain
Abdominal bloating and pelvic pain can be brought on by fibroids and cysts. Two distinct symptoms might help identify which one you might have. First off, ovarian cysts are more likely to be the cause of abdominal pain on just one side than uterine fibroids. On the other hand, uterine fibroids are more likely than ovarian cysts to cause issues with heavy monthly bleeding.
Some of these symptoms might also be brought on by other medical conditions. The best course of action is to visit your doctor and find out exactly what is going on.