Treatment for Septated Ovarian Cyst

There could be many reasons for your symptoms, but one possibility is an INFECTION. It's important that you CONSULT a DOCTOR IMMEDIATELY to get a proper diagnosis and treatment. Don't wait until it gets worse......

PCOS is a hormonal disorder that affects many women of reproductive age. While there is no cure for PCOS its symptoms can be managed effectively through various approaches through medications, diet & nutrition,lifestyle modification, etc. Consult your doctor for proper course of medication.

You can do a home pregnancy test and also go to a gynecologist. They may recommend blood test and ultrasound to confirm the pregnancy

Cervical polyps usually come back. Sometimes, one or more of the symptoms you experience are abnormal bleeding, pain, or spotting. The cause of this is not known with certainty, but it is most likely due to the changing hormone levels in the body, or prolonged infection that has not been cured. The polyp is often removed because it is usually problem-free. The doctor should closely monitor your health to know precisely everything is normal.

There is always a small chance of pregnancy, especially if your menstrual cycle is irregular or shorter than average, the occurrence of your period is generally a good indication that you are not pregnant.

A SWELLING on one part of your vagina could be a sign of a few things.. It could be a cyst, a swollen gland, or an infection. These issues are COMMON and treatable.. You should see your healthcare provider to diagnose it.. They may prescribe ANTIBIOTICS or recommend surgery if necessary.. Remember to PRACTICE safe sex to prevent future infections..

It's common to miss periods.. Stress, illness, medications cause changes. Take a PREGNANCY test. False negatives occur if done too early. If it's negative, wait a week and test again. If still negative see a doctor..

IRREGULAR PERIODScan be caused by various factors, including STRESS, weight gain/loss, PCOS, thyroid problems, or hormonal imbalances. You should see a doctor to determine the root cause. Treatment depends on the underlying issue.