The most common indications of having ovarian cyst, depending on which kind you have, are irregular bleeding, adnexal enlargement, missed menstruation, pelvic pain and constipation. Nausea and vomiting may be caused by a ruptured functional cyst. But diseases of the non-gynecologic structures in the region where the ovaries and fallopian tubes are may produce the same symptoms. This region, the adnexae, includes the bowel and the bladder. Symptoms from both the physiological and pathologic function of the ovaries must be thoroughly analyzed and correlated with the result of medical examination. This is to ensure proper diagnosis and possible treatment. Then, a return visit and another pelvic examination would be recommended. Why is this so? Because most follicular cysts would be dissolved within this span of time.