Lower Abdominal Pain, Going On 3 Weeks... Posted: 07-08-07 17:33pm
I'm having soreness in the lower part of
my abdomin. I've had it since the second
day of my period. It's been pretty mild,
but recently it started getting a *little*
worse. It's been on & off (mostly on)
for about 3 weeks now.
I really don't know if it's my female
parts that are in pain, my digestive
tract, or something else.
The soreness is litterally one inch below
my navel, and in a straight line going
left & right (about 3 inches from
navel in both directions). The soreness
has stretched up to a little bit above my
navel as well. I know it's not cramps, I've had my
period for 9 years, and this soreness is
totally different from the pain I usually
have.
Also I can't tell if food is affecting it
or not.
Any ideas what it could be?
Have you ever experienced this?
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young Girl
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Posted: 07-08-07 17:50pm
is there a possibillity your pregnant?
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Jude-Love
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Posted: 07-08-07 18:11pm
the_girlfreind
wrote:
is there a possibillity your
pregnant?
I wondered the same thing. Because when a
woman is pregnant, she'll have soreness
from her uterus stretching. But doesn't
that start kinda later?
It sounds to me like you need to pay your
gynecologist a visit and maybe ask for an
ultrasound to see how things look down
there.
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young Girl
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Posted: 07-08-07 18:12pm
Jude-Love
wrote:
the_girlfreind
wrote:
is there a possibillity your
pregnant?
I wondered the same thing. Because when a
woman is pregnant, she'll have soreness
from her uterus stretching. But doesn't
that start kinda later?
It sounds to me like you need to pay your
gynecologist a visit and maybe ask for an
ultrasound to see how things look down
there.
yeah i think your uterus usually begins to
streatch at like 15-16 weeks? i could be
wrong though
better safe than sorry lol
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Razzy86
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Joined: 15 Jun 2007 Posts: 20 Location: College
Posted: 07-08-07 23:53pm
This pain appeared about 6 weeks after the
last time I had sex. I did wonder if I was
pregnant, but I took two HPT and they came
back negative.
My ex and I were very cautious, we always
used a condom. Also he would check them
afterward for holes and what not. I've
also been on the pill for almost 14 months
now.
So my worry is that it's something else,
and it's more serious than I'd like to
think.
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Tylanas
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Posted: 07-09-07 00:59am
Razzy86
wrote:
This pain appeared about 6
weeks after the last time I had sex. I did
wonder if I was pregnant, but I took two
HPT and they came back negative.
My ex and I were very cautious, we always
used a condom. Also he would check them
afterward for holes and what not. I've
also been on the pill for almost 14 months
now.
So my worry is that it's something else,
and it's more serious than I'd like to
think.
Yeah, I don't know why everyone instantly
jumped on the "you're preggers!" boat! I
do think you could go to a doctor
though... if it's intestinal then it needs
to be diagnosed asap.
I have had lower ab pain now for 2 weeks
no not pregant either. I have had a fever
with it at times and have been to the
hospital they told me it was a uterin
infection and put me on antibiotics. It
was sharpe and came on slowly the other
opions they thought it could be were a
bladder infection, kiddeny infection,
apendix this one usually comes on all of a
sudden, bowl in infection. In other words
they were trying to guess best idea is to
go see your gynie. or your gp who ever
does your pap smears is best as they are
fimilar with your body.
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