Do I Have an Ovarian Cyst Quiz
Questions: 15 · 10 minutes
1. If pregnancy could be possible, which situation best describes you now?
Pregnancy is not currently possible for me.
Pregnancy could be possible, but I have no pelvic pain or bleeding.
Pregnancy is possible or confirmed, with mild pelvic pain or spotting.
Pregnancy is possible or confirmed, with one-sided or severe pain, substantial bleeding, shoulder pain, dizziness, or fainting.
2. If you menstruate, how has your recent cycle pattern compared with what is usual for you?
It is unchanged, or I do not menstruate and have had no unexpected bleeding.
One cycle was slightly earlier, later, heavier, or lighter.
Changes in timing or flow have occurred across multiple cycles.
The change is pronounced enough to disrupt sleep, work, or usual activities.
3. Outside an expected menstrual period, what bleeding or spotting have you noticed recently?
None, or I do not currently menstruate and have had no unexpected bleeding.
One small episode of spotting.
Spotting or bleeding on more than one occasion.
Repeated unexpected bleeding that affects daily plans or requires menstrual products.
4. Which combination of fever, nausea, or vomiting with pelvic pain best matches your experience?
I have had none of these alongside pelvic pain.
I had mild nausea without fever or vomiting.
I had one vomiting episode or felt feverish while pelvic pain was present.
I have severe pelvic pain with a measured fever or repeated vomiting.
5. After an ordinary day of eating and activity, what pelvic fullness or pressure do you notice?
No unusual pelvic fullness or pressure.
Occasional mild fullness that soon passes.
Recurring pressure that lasts for hours or returns on several days.
Persistent pressure that affects clothing comfort, sitting, or movement.
6. During the past four weeks, how often have you had pain or aching low in your abdomen or pelvis?
I have not had this pain or aching.
I had one brief, mild episode that resolved.
It has returned several times but remained manageable.
It has occurred most days or made me change my routine.
7. Which description best matches any recent vaginal bleeding?
I have had no unexpected or unusually heavy bleeding.
Flow was slightly heavier than usual, but my usual products were sufficient.
I needed to change pads or tampons much more often than usual or passed notable clots.
I soaked through a pad or tampon about hourly for two hours, or bleeding came with faintness or severe pain.
8. How did your most concerning recent pelvic pain begin?
I have not had recent pelvic pain.
It developed gradually and stayed mild.
It became sharp or substantially worse over a day or more.
It began suddenly, was severe, or felt intensely one-sided.
9. By the end of an ordinary day, how does your abdomen compare with its usual size or comfort?
I have noticed no unexplained change.
I occasionally feel mildly bloated, usually with an identifiable food or meal.
Unexplained bloating returns on several days or lasts longer than expected.
Abdominal swelling is persistent, increasingly noticeable, or affects clothing fit.
10. Which description best matches any pain focused more on one side of your pelvis?
I have not noticed one-sided pelvic pain.
I occasionally notice mild discomfort, but its location is hard to pinpoint.
Discomfort repeatedly returns on the same side.
Focal pain is persistent or regularly disrupts sleep, work, or usual activities.
11. Which pattern best describes nausea alongside abdominal or pelvic symptoms?
I have not experienced this combination.
I had one mild, short-lived episode of nausea.
Nausea has recurred when abdominal or pelvic discomfort appears.
Nausea regularly disrupts eating, activity, or sleep, even without repeated vomiting.
12. When you exercise, bend, lift, or make a quick movement, what usually happens in your pelvic area?
Those movements do not cause pelvic discomfort.
I have noticed a mild twinge once or twice.
Certain movements repeatedly trigger discomfort.
I regularly avoid or stop movements because of pelvic pain.
13. During pelvic pain or unexpected bleeding, how have dizziness or weakness affected you?
I have had no dizziness or unusual weakness with those symptoms.
I felt briefly lightheaded but recovered after sitting or resting.
Dizziness or weakness has recurred or made normal activity difficult.
I fainted, nearly collapsed, became confused, or felt cold and clammy.
14. What has happened to your appetite or sense of fullness recently?
My appetite and fullness feel usual for me.
I have occasionally felt full sooner after a large meal.
I repeatedly feel full after eating less than usual.
Early fullness or reduced appetite is persistent and makes normal meals difficult.
15. How have urination or bowel movements been affected by pelvic pressure?
I have noticed no pressure-related change.
I occasionally feel mild pressure without changing my habits.
Pressure or urgency recurs, although I can still use the bathroom normally.
Pressure frequently makes urination or bowel movements difficult or painful.