For those near ovarian cyst experience...?

I recently spent some time within the ER due to severe abdominal pain. An ultrasound showed that I enjoy ovarian cysts, apparently the pain be due to one possibly bursting. I did have an u/s done a couple of weeks prior to this to check on a fibroid, it have shrunk. Never had a hx of cysts, ever, so have the ovarian cysts is very fresh to me.

In addition to this, the ultrasound showed that one of my Essure springs have moved out of place surrounded by my fallopian tube.

I was told to follow up beside my gyn, so I did call her department the next daytime... and the day after that. She's as a rule great about getting hindmost to me, but I never did hear from her one of her nurses.

I know that most likely I should appointment again, but I don't want to seem close to a pest... though it would be really nice to find out, for sure, if the Essure spring being strange poses a problem. I do have consistent minor pains, I hold to assume from the cysts.

You'd call your ob/gyn's department yet again, right?
Answers:

Is this why i put on cargo?

Yes. Who cares if they draw from annoyed ? They seem to forget, they are working for YOU, YOU are paying, not the other opening around. My wife had an ovarian cyst the size of a grapefruit.
Her cyst wasn't even picked up until after 6 months, and solitary because she insisted on an ultrasound. They thought she was a short time ago having "womens problems", and complaining too much. Better to be considered an annoyance than be insensible. Just remember who is paying.
Our gyno didn't recommend my wife go through next to the essure, a little glad we didn't.

Kidney infectionYeast infection?

Absolutely! Keep calling until you get hold of an answer. That's why you pay them-to find out what's wrong near you.

Why is it that you have to be 30 to bring back a mammogram?

Ofcourse you should!! They can't ignore patients close to that!!