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If you are a doctor, please answer the medical questions based on the patient's description.

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I recently had pain in my right side and nausa so went to doctor which sent me to hospital for supected apendix, but found a cyst on my ovary , they said the pain would subside, and it did for a week, but not the nausa though thats everyday!! Then woke up with same pain again one morning a week later, it wore off by the evening, but that night very late at night I got horny and next day extermely horny, and it hasnt gone away, now its a week later and I have sex 3 times a day, but half an hr later I want it again so I masterbate and I cant stop, my arm hurts before I quit. I just masterbated now and had 3 orgasmis now my left and right ovary is painful. I am a 32yr old woman whos had 3 kids and never ever been this way before. Its affecting my life, Im studing but cant keep my mind on track, I feel like picking up random guys just to please myself, even though I love my partner!!! Whats going on!! Some medical history.... Have endomeritist, a goiter , had a prolaps disc in neck 2yrs ago, I also get a fair number of abnormal smears which have been treated for a number of times over the last 5years, none for the past year tho. Anyway Plz help!!!! What is wrong with me?

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Hi welcome to Chat Doctor forum.  Thanks for choosing Chat Doctor. F.  As you have described You had pain and nausea on right side and diagnosed as ovarian cyst, and treated. You had temporary relief But there is relapse of pain and nausea. You had endometriosis, goiter, cervical disc prolapse, and abnormal smears.  A week latter you had an uncontrolled urge for sex. It appears to be secondary to the hormones treatment, or increase in endogenous estrogen harmony due to some pathology in the ovaries. Goiter if hyperactive can have the same symptoms.  I advise you to consult a gynecologist for diagnosis and treatment. You need to have an M.R.I. scaling besides other routine tests for confirmation.  Wishing for a quick recovery.  Best regards.