OK so I started to get this really bad pain around my cervix area today, I have an IUD up there for 2 years and I thought it might be the IUD causing the pain I also know I have a cyst on my cervix but a like 5 months ago the doctor said it would go away.

So I decided to check for the strings of my IUD, when I tired to find them I touched the cyst and I think that is what's hurting, so should I be really worried? I'm going to see if I can get to a doctor asap tomorrow because I don't thinks its right, it hurts so much I can't stand up properly. Thanks for the help. And please don't just read my question say something

It appears you might need a colposcopy procedure performed to further examine the cervical cyst; it is similar to having a pap smear. Since the Cyst is causing pain and discomfort the doctor may remove the cyst which of course will be a great relief to you. If you have had issue with cervical infections this might be a cause of a cyst developing. Cervical cyst are often associated with pregnancy and menopause as well. Cervical cyst are usually benign and common during childbearing years. Take care.

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Cyst on Cervix Symptoms
Many cervical cysts will not create any discomfort or symptoms, but some can grow enough in size, making them noticeable and uncomfortable.

Other symptoms can include:

•Irregular bleeding
•Pain during intercourse
•Pelvic pain
•Vaginal discharge.
Cervical Cyst Removal and Treatment
If cervical cysts become symptomatic, a medical professional can perform a colposcopy for further management. This procedure is similar to a Pap smear, but the doctor uses a microscope to magnify the cervix. If a cervical cyst appears to be abnormal during the colposcopy, your doctor may perform a biopsy to see if the cervical cyst is benign or malignant. Cysts causing pain or discomfort will most likely also call for cervical cyst removal.

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Cervical Cyst:
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