bladder problems at ovulation?
nickyann
18 years ago
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Seems to be swim bladder desease
Comments (2)Fantails and other fancy goldfish aren't the best for ponds because of this problem. It is common to them but less common in a shallow aquarium than a garden pond. They also swim so badly that they are easy prey for anything that might be interested. Sorry. Wakins have the fancy tails but straight bodies and make great pond fish without swim bladder and predation problems. :)...See MoreIs it swim bladder disease?
Comments (3)Salt is always a "hot topic" in aquaria. I personaly don't use salt all the time (of course unless it is a brackish aquarium). IMO it is good for the slime coat or healing wounds. Introducing new fish I will sometimes add some salt. It will block nitrite poisoning or detoxify nitrites (this is more usefull for cycling a tank with fish, which I don't o anymore). ICH treatment or getting rid of ICH. Some people believe that over using salt can make some parasites like ICH mutate into a tougher strain. I happen to believe this. As far as treatment, I would use a hospitol or QT tank for a sick fish. If the fish doesn't respond to treatment and weakens or needs a more drastic medication and ends up being QT'ed, the stress from the move would have a worse impact. I agree that it is a double edged sword, creating more stress. But, in the end its a safer practice....See MoreOvulation pain started on day 25 of cycle!
Comments (6)Hi ladygirl, I really think your doc is right. Everything goes haywire during this time, and you just have to ride it out. I spent last Christmas day in the ER, because of ovulation pain. I'd had it in the same spot for about 6 weeks.......waiting for it to stop. Then on Christmas eve it got really bad, and so I went into the ER on Christmas day. The CT scan showed a small cyst. The ER doc said "That's not a big enough cyst to cause all that pain......but nothing else shows up". Well he's wrong.....a tiny ovary cyst CAN cause alot of pain. So take some tylenol/Ibuprofen, and just hang in there. I've also noticed that when I have poop in my intestines in the area of the ovary that has a cyst....it hurts even more. So I think the whole area gets a bit inflammed in there. And from now on, don't except any of your normal timing to occur. In fact, it wouldn't surprise me if you had ovary pain during a period! Hang in there landygirl.........I think everything, unfortunately, is going as planned!...See MoreExcruciating Ovulation?
Comments (146)Hi wow this post is super helpful and comforting to read, knowing I'm not the only sufferer of this pelvic, rear end, ovary pain! I am 31 years old. My husband and I are trying for our first baby. I have polycistic ovaries (PCOS) so I am taking a drug called Letrozole (it's like Chlomid) to help me ovulate. I have been ovulating regularly now for about 6 months, and boy do I know when I am ovulating!!! The pain is absolutely excruciating to the point where last night I almost collapsed and passed out in the street, clinging onto my husband for dear life. Stabbing/shooting pains in my left ovary all the way through to my rear end, my legs went limp and I was absolutely terrified. I felt like my left ovary was going to explode. And then 20-30 minutes later it went away, and I was practically normal again. Each month this ovulation pain gets more and more intense. If I don't fall pregnant this month then I dread to think of the pain again next month. I am worried I may have cysts developing because of PCOS and that each month the ovulation puts pressure and could cause the cysts to burst. I am seeing my gyno about this, but he says I just have this Mittelschmerz condition and it's nothing to worry about. He has told me to have an ultra sound test at the beginning of my next cycle before taking the Letrozol again to see what my ovaries are like at the beginning and if we can see any cysts. This is obviously really worrying and because I was on the pill for nearly 10 years I had no idea I would suffer from this!!! Any advice, or just words of encouragement are always welcomed. Good luck to everyone here on this thread, even the ones who posted nearly 20 years ago!!...See Moremlord_tstt_net_tt
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