If they attach to the ovaries they are called endometriomas cysts (image). Here they form into blood filled cysts which can induce painful periods (dysmenorrhea), cramps and even infertility. Endometriosis tend to cause the worst pain out of all the different types of ovary cysts.
While some may believe that the incredibly high rate of use of Nexium and other PPIs means that they are essentially safe, these medications actually raise the risk of a number of side effects which are very serious or even potentially fatal, including the risk of acute kidney injury, kidney disease, or even end-stage kidney failure.
Popsy58 posted: I have been on nexium for almost a year. I am trying to stop taking it due to it causing bone loss and I already have osteopenia. But since I've stopped taking the nexium, I feel horribly sick to my stomach and my heartburn is worse than it was before I started taking nexium. I am waiting to hear back from my gastroenterologist for an appointment. Is it normal to have withdrawal type symptoms from nexium?