Get to the dr. Asap! Sorry to be so blunt, but I am the queen of female problems. I have endometriosis, anemia, ovarian cysts, and my right ovary had such major hsrm from all the cysts that they removed it. It sounds like a cyst to me and u really need to get it checked so it doesn't rupture. There are a number of other things it can be too. It was hurting to touch my side, cough, go over speed bumps or rough spots on the road, put a tampon in. I would go up to your local E.R. now.
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