Brief Answer:
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Detailed Answer:
Hello
Thanks for writing to us with your health concern.
With PCOS, the ovaries have multiple small follicle like cysts, none of them are generally too big to cause pain or to rupture.
Can you tell me about the details of your periods ? - When was your last menstrual period , and normal cycle length and duration ?
It could be a pregnancy related event - a miscarriage, chemical pregnancy or an ectopic pregnancy ?
It could be an
ovarian cyst ( follicular, endometriotic cyst ) that might have ruptured and haemorrhaged ( bled inside the abdomen ).
Also, the onset of
gastroenteritis ( a stomach bug ) can often be this way.
Was it on the right side , in that case
appendicitis is a distinct possibility .
If the intense pain recurs, go to the ER for an evaluation.
Otherwise, please schedule an appointment with a gynecologist and have a thorough internal evaluation - per speculum and per vaginum.
Also a pelvic
transvaginal ultrasound scan, as well as abdominal scan.
Get hormone levels done - FSH, LH, TSH, Prolactin, OGTT,
Lipid profile.
All the best.
Please feel free to discuss further.
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