Trans vaginal ultra sound is what caught all my issues. It should at least give you some peace of mind to have them look inside. It's a great start.

I’m So sorry to hear this. This kind of pain is horrible. I would get hemorrhagic ruptured cysts for about 6 years before my diagnosis. It would start with a dull ache in my ovary a couple days before. Then severe sharp pains in the very low abdomen, pelvis, and rectum that would get progressively worse, turning into very sharp muscle contractions. Often, I would get what felt like broken glass moving around super low in my back followed by abdominal pressure and heaviness, severe bloating, and constipation for days. The severity of the pain depended on the size of the cyst. I hope this information helped and that you feel better soon and get some answers ❤️

Oh gosh that sounds awful. I scheduled an ultrasound but it’s a week and a half away and I don’t know if it would still show up then

I had a cyst on my left ovary rupture. It happened suddenly on the 1 daybof my period. The pain was so high I couldn't walk. It felt like sharp knife like stabbing pain on mynlower belly. I started to get body sweats, and almost fainted. I vomited a lot on the way to the hospital. I should of called an ambulance but i toughed it out. I got several exams done but the Trans vaginal Ultrasound diagnosis showed I had a left hemorrhagic grape size cyst that had ruptured.
One month later I fell ill again on the 1st day of my period, sharp knife like abdomen pain, vomiting, and fainting. I was hospitalized for 2 days and the ultrasound showed my cyst had grown to a lemon size within that month. I dropped to 95 lbs. I was in constant pain and discomfort. My belly felt hard as a rock and extremely sensitive to pressure. Major bloating. I began to feel weakness on my left leg. My doctor said the cyst grew and it was now hitting a nerve.causing me to limp and now use a cane to get around.

Hope this helps.

-Mars