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I have ovarian cysts on my right side. is it normal to have calf pain, lower back pain, hip pain, and chest pains, along with usual stomach pains?

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Dr. Frank Amico Jr
Dr. Frank Amico Jranswered
Internal Medicine 12 years experience
No: You may want to look into an alternative source for this pain. The ovaries should not affect your chest or legs, The hip could potentially be referred pain but still unlikely.
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Dr. Philip Miller
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Family Medicine 48 years experience
Not really: Time for a comprehensive physical exam with blood and urine testing.
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Dr. Lynne Weixel
Dr. Lynne Weixelanswered
Clinical Psychology 37 years experience
Cascades of pain: Our bodies tend to attempt to compensate for pain by shifting demands to other parts. The impact on those parts throws them into imbalance and they can't bear the new burden w/o cost. Hopefully adequate resolution of the original issue ASAP will allow the newer pains to self-correct if they haven't suffered actual organic damage. Please take action on treating those cysts if possible. Best!
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