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Re: Vaginal FlatulenceFrom: Joan (anonymous@obgyn.net)Wed, 29 Jan 2003 12:52:54 -0600 (CST)
At Wed, 29 Jan 2003, D wrote: >snipped for space >> >NOT uncommon? Thank you.....& thanks for explaining what the doctor >meant. I hadn't even seen the ""rectal-vaginal fistula" sentence before >- I am now looking into that. Could it be though? The baby that I had >that I had a hard delivery w/is almost 19 years old & I've never had >this flatulence problem until now. However - I have horrible shooting, >pulsating pains in the vagina & in the pelvia area - feels sometimes >like something is in there trying to scratch its way out. D, I'm not an expert on rv fistulas, but have read about them in the archives here, plus some other articles. (doing a search in google should bring up several leads). A birth injury is a common way, but there are all sorts of ways to develop them: surgery, non-surgical related infections, some types of diseases. You'd need to see a doctor for some tests to rule out fistula. I'm not sure about the shooting pains- hopefully a doc will come along soon and expound on some other possibilities. I had shooting pains in the vagina, pelvis and rectum for many years before I had a hysterectomy due to numerous large and impacted fibroids which also caused bladder problems. (all behind me now, thank goodness!) Call your gyn for an appointment- I hope you get to the bottom of this soon and feel better.
-- Joan
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