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Re: Pain Just During Intercourse
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From: Robin (anonymous@obgyn.net)
Mon Jun 19 13:05:27 2006
Oh about the pains, they do rotate, their not always on the same side,
nor do they alway show up. Im in the process of finding another doctor
so hopefully it is nothing, I plan on going home from work today to
locate another doctor.
Thank-you
At Mon, 19 Jun 2006, Alyson wrote:
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>Robin, I agree that endo is not outside the realm of possibility. Many
>women have endo and never experience symptoms, or simply don't recognize
>them. I have alot of symptoms, but one is a sharp pain on my left side
>during intercourse. (I've been diagnosed and had two surgeries) It is
>not usually normal to experience pain with intercourse. If it were
>ovulation it *should* alternate sides and would not just hapen during
>sex. It could indicate that you have endo, maybe scar tissue, or maybe
>uterine fibroids? All are certainly worth investigating. Hopefully it
>is nothing, but its probably better to know now if it is something that
>needs to be dealt with.
>Good luck,
>Alyson
>
>At Mon, 19 Jun 2006, Robin wrote:
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>>Hello, I've been having a problem off and on, its not everytime, but
>>sometimes during intercourse. My lower abdomen on the right side will
>>have a somewhat sharp pain. But as soon as we're done it stops. No
>>more pain at all. It doesn't reoccur til another time in intercourse.
>>
>>Is this normal? Is it a sign of ovulation? or something i need to see a
>>doctor about? It really makes me nervous, because I haven't found a
>>doctor that I really like. And we (my husband & I) were trying to
>>conceive.
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