If you have these symptoms, go to your gynecologist immediately, you may have cystems in your ovaries and not know anything.

Cysthetics are sacs filled with fluid in them, or on the surface of the ovary. The woman has two ovaries, each of them in the size and shape of an almond, placed on each side of the uterus. The egg cell develops and matures in the ovaries and is cyclically released each month during reproductive life. Most women have cysts at least once in their lifetime. Most ovarian cysts associate with little or no problems and are not dangerous. Most of them disappear without treatment in a few months.

Symptoms
Most cysts do not give symptoms, but if there are these include:

• menstrual disorders.
• Pelvik pain, a constant or occasional pain that spreads in the river region or in the thigh.

• The pain starts before the cycle and ends with it.
• Recent stomach pain during sexual relations.

• Pain in the transit of intestines or intestines.
• Mixed, vomited, chest pain, similar to those of pregnancy.

• Weighty sense, or stomach filling.
• Repression in the colon or bladder that leads to more frequent urination or difficulties in emptying it completely.