OK, so what now?

OK so when i was 19 i am now 21 i went into the hospital because i passed out and was in excruciating pain.when i got there all they did was pump me full of morphine and sent me home. the doctor told me to come back for an ultrasound. come to find out i had a sist on my left ovary that ruptured. they did a external and internal ultrasound and couldn't see anything because my stomach was full of blood. the next doctor i saw told me that i was lucky to be alive because i almost bled to death internally no thanks to the other retarded doctor that sent me home. so i had to have emergency surgery to stop the bleeding. the doctor that did my surgery repaired my ovary as best he could and gave me a 50% chance of ever getting pregnant. but thankfully a year later i was pregnant for my son. so there is hope because i am fine now. just make sure you have a good doctor. and if you feel that something is not right make them listen to you don't just take there word for it that you'll be fine because you know your own body better than any doctor in the world. and good luck to you you will be in my prayers.

Well.

It really doesn't matter your age or anything, they most likely will do surgery to remove the one cyst, and clean out the area where the other ruptured.

If you have endimitriosis associated with PCFS, they'll most likely remove your female anatomy, for your health, and the sake of well being.

They should have given you some type of screening to view the advancement of your cysts, and taken pictures. I would ask to know all the what-ifs, and what-might-happens. That way you are prepared to get things in order, like childcare and financial sitchuations.

Good luck.

I hope all is well.

im 28 with 5 kids and have a history of ovarian cysts.i had one surgically removed "the cyst not the ovary" what you need to do is go on the pill cause it prevent cyst that is what i did i had 1 episode since my surgery so 1 in the past 8 years is pretty good but don't worry your doc knows you best good luck i hope you get better .

They may just treat you with birth control pills. It depends on what their full diagnosis is, especially with the one that hasn't yet ruptured. I have a niece that has this problem, and they didn't do anything but give her birth control pills to prevent ovulation (which contributes to the cysts forming). But she is young, about 20.

...here is a site bout the antibiotics for that ...www.emedicine.com/EMERG/topic352.htm

I also found this for you......

If you experience severe or spasmodic pain in your lower abdomen, accompanied by fever and vomiting, see your doctor. These signs and symptoms — or signs and symptoms of shock such as cold, clammy skin, rapid breathing, and lightheadedness or weakness — indicate an emergency and require immediate medical attention.

a lot of pain and they will probably take out your ovaries and you might not be able to have kids anymore