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pain on opposite side after revoval of ovary and fallipion tube
Hi,
I had surgery on Feb 26, 2009 and seem to be recovering very well. I had an 8" cyst that twisted around my right fallipion tube causing an ovarian torsion. The doctor had to remove my right ovary and tube as a result. I am experiencing pain in my left groin area when I try to get up or lie down, is this normal, since it was my right side that was removed?
I had surgery on Feb 26, 2009 and seem to be recovering very well. I had an 8" cyst that twisted around my right fallipion tube causing an ovarian torsion. The doctor had to remove my right ovary and tube as a result. I am experiencing pain in my left groin area when I try to get up or lie down, is this normal, since it was my right side that was removed?
It could be pain from the op, u have had major surgery after all. U mus also remember that u are now missing organs and there wil b an empty space wer it used 2b. Sharp pains on the other side is nothing 4u to be woried bout now but if it persists plse contact your gynae. Rest well plse. Take care and keep us updated
It is not uncommon to get "referred pain". Nerves are affected by surgery (or by pressure from cysts pre-surgery). I would say it is normal.
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