@PrincessShark how are you lovely? Did you manage to get an app? Been thinking of you x
If you live in the UK a vitamin D supplement is recommended from October to March as our sunlight does not provide it.Where to start with vitamins? I’ve been run down with one thing after another and then covid got me.
I took a berroca every day as I felt run down. It helped me. I also ran a humidifier with mint or lavendar at night, don't know if this helped but it didn't do any harmWhere to start with vitamins? I’ve been run down with one thing after another and then covid got me.
I take Vit D,C and Zinc in the autumn/winter months and if I have a day of feeling run down I swear by Berocca.Where to start with vitamins? I’ve been run down with one thing after another and then covid got me.
I know it's strange a bloke replying, but don't worry, it's quite common. My wife has had it. It's PCOD, polycystic ovarian disease probably, easily treatable.I’ve got an MRI scan tomorrow for a cyst on my ovaries and I’m just so anxious about it I know I won’t even get my results back straight away but I’ve just worked myself up so much over I’m convinced something is wrong. I’ve even convinced my self it’s cancer. How do I get these thoughts out of my head 🥲
PCOS is usually a string of multiple cysts, so not necessarily the same thing. Not wanting to scare you Watermelon of course, but it's misinformation to say every cyst is PCOS, because they aren't. I know you are trying to reassure John and that's very kind, but womens ovaries are a complex thing and there's far more going on than just PCOS everytime. Hugs to you though Watermelon, I hope it goes well and you finally get your answers, I've been thinking of youI know it's strange a bloke replying, but don't worry, it's quite common. My wife has had it. It's PCOD, polycystic ovarian disease probably, easily treatable.
thank you 🤍 I know John was just trying to be reassuring, I know it could be anything and PCOS is usually multiple cysts rather than the big just one like I have. Thanks for your thoughts I’m sure I’ll post again when I know some more 🤍PCOS is usually a string of multiple cysts, so not necessarily the same thing. Not wanting to scare you Watermelon of course, but it's misinformation to say every cyst is PCOS, because they aren't. I know you are trying to reassure John and that's very kind, but womens ovaries are a complex thing and there's far more going on than just PCOS everytime. Hugs to you though Watermelon, I hope it goes well and you finally get your answers, I've been thinking of you
Hope everything goes well! I have a scan this week for cysts too. But US not MRI xthank you 🤍 I know John was just trying to be reassuring, I know it could be anything and PCOS is usually multiple cysts rather than the big just one like I have. Thanks for your thoughts I’m sure I’ll post again when I know some more 🤍
Funnily enough was talking to my mum about this last night. When she was a young woman she had a cyst the size of an orange in her womb and had it removed. According to her it was very straight forward and this was over 40 years ago!I’ve got an MRI scan tomorrow for a cyst on my ovaries and I’m just so anxious about it I know I won’t even get my results back straight away but I’ve just worked myself up so much over I’m convinced something is wrong. I’ve even convinced my self it’s cancer. How do I get these thoughts out of my head 🥲
thank you so much for thinking of me@PrincessShark how are you lovely? Did you manage to get an app? Been thinking of you x
I think it's hard to get the thoughts out of your head even if you don't have Health Anxiety. I have plenty of friends without HA that still worry when they are going for medical procedures etc. It's natural to be scared and anxious. Is someone going with you?I’ve got an MRI scan tomorrow for a cyst on my ovaries and I’m just so anxious about it I know I won’t even get my results back straight away but I’ve just worked myself up so much over I’m convinced something is wrong. I’ve even convinced my self it’s cancer. How do I get these thoughts out of my head 🥲
thank you for your reply! I have been reading about endo and have thought maybe it’s that. I have a few of the symptoms. I know worrying about it being cancer is probably silly of me but I can’t help thinking the worst after what I’ve already been throughI think it's hard to get the thoughts out of your head even if you don't have Health Anxiety. I have plenty of friends without HA that still worry when they are going for medical procedures etc. It's natural to be scared and anxious. Is someone going with you?
The MRI is not just to check for cancer. It may be they think you have endometriosis and are checking for that. Were you on the pill for a long time as that can help with endometriosis so when you came off it to get pregnant that might be when your symptoms started? I have three friends who had it and one could get pregnant but had miscarriages and the other two struggled to conceive. Do you have any symptoms of it?
Easier said than done but try not to think of the worst case scenario and know that they are checking for many things, not just the worst.
- pain in your lower tummy or back (pelvic pain) – usually worse during your period
- period pain that stops you doing your normal activities
- pain during or after sex
- pain when peeing or pooing during your period
- feeling sick, constipation, diarrhoea, or blood in your pee or poo during your period
- difficulty getting pregnant
- heavy periods
How did it go? Hope you’re feeling less anxious now.I’ve got an MRI scan tomorrow for a cyst on my ovaries and I’m just so anxious about it I know I won’t even get my results back straight away but I’ve just worked myself up so much over I’m convinced something is wrong. I’ve even convinced my self it’s cancer. How do I get these thoughts out of my head 🥲
Hi I’m sorry I’ve only just seen this post! I’ve had both an mri and an internal scan this week, I will get my results from the mri in a few weeks and the internal just said that my right ovary is swollen and large so they need to wait for the mri results. Just a waiting game I guess now, thank you for asking xHow did it go? Hope you’re feeling less anxious now.