Can a right ovarian hemorrhagic cyst cause left-sided pain?

Hello,

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I understand your concern.

It would be better if you could send me your detailed gynecological, obstetrical, medical, surgical, and drug history. A hemorrhagic cyst can rupture or could show fluid spillage over the local area that can cause some pain. Pelvic infection, sexually transmitted diseases, premenstrual syndrome, irritable bowel syndrome, or digestive issues can be the cause of this pain.

1. Do you have any colored or smelly vaginal discharge?
2. When was your recent scan done?
3. If the scan was taken before the onset of symptoms, then it would be better to repeat the scan to check for any local pathology.

You can have hormonal disturbance also. Have you taken any blood tests on day two of your menses? If not, do take serum progesterone, prolactin, testosterone, insulin, FSH (follicle stimulating hormone), LH (luteinizing hormone), and thyroid function tests. Also, take one vaginal swab to exclude pelvic infection. In case of hemorrhage spillage and severe acute pain, diagnostic laparoscopy is advised, but if the pain is chronic and comes on and off then the cause needs to be evaluated. Have a healthy diet, take daily walks, and maintain a normal BMI (body mass index) and weight so that the effects of polycystic ovaries can be reduced. High vaginal swabs, and blood tests of sex hormones need to be taken and follow healthy precautions. Reports need to be discussed here or with a local gynecologist doctor.

In case of acute lower abdominal pain, please report to the tertiary care emergency. It is better to have a consultation with a physician as well.

To regulate cycles, you can have combined oral contraceptive pills for three months.

I hope this helped you. Take care.