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Pain In Ovaries After End Of Periods. Hurts To Sit. Done Ultrasound

both of my ovaries were hurting its been two weeks since my period ended and my right over is still hurting. feels like alot of pressure, hurts to sit down, move, walk... why is it still hurting after so long? i just got an ultra sound of my ovaries last month and im very fertile and they said everything looked good in their...
Mon, 27 Oct 2014
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hello,
Pain and discomfort during mid cycle, typically two weeks before the menstrual period suggests that ovulation takes place. It is common and usually harmless. The pain is felt on the right or left side, depending on which ovary is releasing an egg. Pain usually persist for 2-3 days.

As your ultrasound report is good enough, then you have nothing to worry. You can take some anti spasmodic medication to get relief from this.

Avoid stress, take healthy diet with more vegetables, control body wt and need proper sleep.

Be well & take care.
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Pain In Ovaries After End Of Periods. Hurts To Sit. Done Ultrasound

hello, Pain and discomfort during mid cycle, typically two weeks before the menstrual period suggests that ovulation takes place. It is common and usually harmless. The pain is felt on the right or left side, depending on which ovary is releasing an egg. Pain usually persist for 2-3 days. As your ultrasound report is good enough, then you have nothing to worry. You can take some anti spasmodic medication to get relief from this. Avoid stress, take healthy diet with more vegetables, control body wt and need proper sleep. Be well & take care.