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Old 03-23-2010, 11:31 PM #1
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Default Ovarian Cyst

Hi everyone,

I started a thread a while ago wondering if I had a UTI. Well that came back all clear.

The problem is I'm still having pains, almost period like, pressure when I sit, in the front and back. Lower back pain as well, not muscular, but like the dragging period pain I sometimes get.

I'm starting to feel like its all in my head, and was wondering if it could be pain related to an endometriotic cyst that was discovered back in August last year.

Any thoughts would be appreciated, as I'm comming to the end of my tether.
Kate
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