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Old 11-15-2005, 07:47 AM
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Default Dee - question re: PCOS

I'm looking on line, but there is so much information. Years ago, I was diagnosed with PCOS. I was still very regular and for a while my only symptom was four surgeries for cysts that didn't disappear and one that burst almost two years ago.

Last week, I had a pain in my left side and I finally went to the dr who told me that one had just burst as he could see fluid around the ovary. We saw five fluid filled sacks on the right and two on the left.

Well, two days ago, I had severe pain on my right and then yesterday I had a fever of almost 103. This am, it is above 99.

My question for you (if you know, and I really appreciate any information) - could a cyst rupturing cause such a spike in my temperature?

I also have skin tags under my arms and between my breasts. I always thought they were from friction due to my weight.

I always shrugged off the PCOS diagnosis because my periods were extremely regular, but now I am beginning to rethink all this. Weight, skin issues, cysts, etc.

Any information is appreciated.

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Old 11-15-2005, 10:37 AM
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Default Re: Dee - question re: PCOS

Yes, a ruptured cyst can cause fevers like that. And honestly, I think you should see your doc just in case. If it were just slightly elevated, I'd say no sweat. But 103 is awfully high, hon!

I would give PCOS a little more consideration given your symptoms. Women with PCOS are more likely to suffer from a variety of ailments and you really want to keep tabs on what is happening.

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Old 11-15-2005, 07:59 PM
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Default Re: Dee - question re: PCOS

You are a doll, D. Thanks.

I went to the general prac today...... have blood work and urine sampling done. Blood work was fine (I'm anemic, but nothing to do with fever!) but my urine showed bacteria. Then they took an xray. I have pneumonia in my left lung. Go figure.

I can't wait for my body to be normal again.

Plus, I do intend to keep an eye out on the PCOS.

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Susan

P.S. Watching that chart!
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