I’m 17 years of age, and I'm very
physically active. I have exceedingly
painful and debilitating menstrual periods
that often prevent me from doing
activities of daily living, that make me
sick to my stomach, give and hot
flashes/cold flashes, and on several
occasions have landed me in the emergency.
When I am not on my period I have a
constant (period-like) pain in my right
lower abdomen. The pain is always in the
same spot and the pain get worse when I am
standing for long periods of time or
moving. This pain can sometimes cause me
to loose my appetite or give me back pain.
Sitting down/curling up into a ball or
using a hot pack can temporarily relieve
this pain. This pain has been relatively
persistent for 6 months and is getting
worse. What could be causing this pain?
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Shannashaine
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Joined: 10 Feb 2008 Posts: 87 Location: , United States
In response to woman pain. Posted: 02-16-08 00:22am
You should make an appointment with your
gynecologist. That could be a number of
things. I know it's normal for women to
get ovulation pain during mid cycle. But
that pain/cramping only lasts up to 3 or 4
days. It sounds to me like the pain is
bothersome to you. Get it checked out and
you will feel better.
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mb1
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Joined: 02 Jul 2008 Posts: 1
pain during orgasm Posted: 07-02-08 13:47pm
for about the past month I experience a
deep pain during orgasm. It begins at the
onset of orgasm and ends at the end of it.
It is not vaginal but is sensed deep-
probably in the area where left ovary
would be located. No pain with
intercourse, only with orgasm. No pain
before or afterwards. What are some
possible causes. I have a doctor
appointment soon, but want to have some
background prior to going. thank you
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heybaybee
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Re: Woman Pain Posted: 07-02-08 21:30pm
Q-si
wrote:
I’m 17 years of age, and
I'm very physically active. I have
exceedingly painful and debilitating
menstrual periods that often prevent me
from doing activities of daily living,
that make me sick to my stomach, give and
hot flashes/cold flashes, and on several
occasions have landed me in the emergency.
When I am not on my period I have a
constant (period-like) pain in my right
lower abdomen. The pain is always in the
same spot and the pain get worse when I am
standing for long periods of time or
moving. This pain can sometimes cause me
to loose my appetite or give me back pain.
Sitting down/curling up into a ball or
using a hot pack can temporarily relieve
this pain. This pain has been relatively
persistent for 6 months and is getting
worse. What could be causing this
pain?
I know I might be late on this but you
should talk to your doctor about
Endometriosis
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heybaybee
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Joined: 06 Apr 2008 Posts: 19
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Re: Woman Pain Posted: 07-02-08 21:30pm
Q-si
wrote:
I’m 17 years of age, and
I'm very physically active. I have
exceedingly painful and debilitating
menstrual periods that often prevent me
from doing activities of daily living,
that make me sick to my stomach, give and
hot flashes/cold flashes, and on several
occasions have landed me in the emergency.
When I am not on my period I have a
constant (period-like) pain in my right
lower abdomen. The pain is always in the
same spot and the pain get worse when I am
standing for long periods of time or
moving. This pain can sometimes cause me
to loose my appetite or give me back pain.
Sitting down/curling up into a ball or
using a hot pack can temporarily relieve
this pain. This pain has been relatively
persistent for 6 months and is getting
worse. What could be causing this
pain?
I know I might be late on this but you
should talk to your doctor about
Endometriosis
