Well 3 days ago, it happened again expect it actually lasted longer this time, but I havent gone to the ER because Im already paying off dental bills, I dont want to be charged for and ER visit and what not if its not a big deal.. I am still in pain, and Ive been extra nauseated. Ive been feeling really sick lately anyways, but this just added to it. Am I making the right choice? Am I ok to work?
And I dont know if it could be related, but I havent had my period in 3 months. previously when I've gone to the doctor for it, I was told that it was usual for women with PCOS. And I took a test right after I missed the first one and it came up negative.
Any feedback would be very appreciated. Im worried and dont know what to do.
I totally understand about not wanting to have to pay more medical bills, But if it happens again, you should go in anyway. There could be internal bleeding.
Has your doc suggested birth control? Since it stops the release of eggs at ovulation, the cysts are less likely to form in the first place.
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