Ovarian Cyst

Doctors told her she had a bloated stomach because she was pregnant, but her pregnancy tests came back negative.

Hailey Bieber said that doctors discovered she had a blood clot that travelled to her brain and caused a transient ischemic attack.

Hailey Bieber recently opened up about having an ovarian cyst that she said is "the size of an apple".

Lilly Singh has shared a "vulnerable post" on International Women's Day

"Spent the last day in the ER because my ovaries have the audacity to be wilding out," wrote Lilly

There are many body parts which humans tend to overlook and ovaries are one of the most neglected and given much less importance. Women do not really worry enough about ovaries unless they are pregnant. Ovaries are the part which needs extreme care.

For months, Kayla Rahn had been struggling with abdominal pain, swelling and shortness of breath. It wasn't until recently that she learned what was really happening: A watermelon-sized cyst was growing inside her ovary and squishing her other organs.

It was supposed to be a simple procedure. Relatives said 28-year-old Ekaterina Fedyaeva had been diagnosed with ovarian cysts - a condition in which fluid-filled sacs attach to the ovaries, then usually disappear on their own. But in some cases, according to the Mayo Clinic, doctors have to remove them.

Women using oral contraceptives (birth control pills) are considerably less likely to develop ovarian cysts than those not taking the pill as reported recently by researchers.

Doctors told her she had a bloated stomach because she was pregnant, but her pregnancy tests came back negative.

Hailey Bieber said that doctors discovered she had a blood clot that travelled to her brain and caused a transient ischemic attack.

Hailey Bieber recently opened up about having an ovarian cyst that she said is "the size of an apple".

Lilly Singh has shared a "vulnerable post" on International Women's Day

"Spent the last day in the ER because my ovaries have the audacity to be wilding out," wrote Lilly

There are many body parts which humans tend to overlook and ovaries are one of the most neglected and given much less importance. Women do not really worry enough about ovaries unless they are pregnant. Ovaries are the part which needs extreme care.

For months, Kayla Rahn had been struggling with abdominal pain, swelling and shortness of breath. It wasn't until recently that she learned what was really happening: A watermelon-sized cyst was growing inside her ovary and squishing her other organs.

It was supposed to be a simple procedure. Relatives said 28-year-old Ekaterina Fedyaeva had been diagnosed with ovarian cysts - a condition in which fluid-filled sacs attach to the ovaries, then usually disappear on their own. But in some cases, according to the Mayo Clinic, doctors have to remove them.

Women using oral contraceptives (birth control pills) are considerably less likely to develop ovarian cysts than those not taking the pill as reported recently by researchers.