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pains in my lower stomach
Lately I've had pains in my lower stomach sometimes their bad to the point I don't want to sit or get up sometimes their in and out pains and sometimes the pains are not that bad the pains are sometimes on my left side or in the middle I've had oral sex from my boyfriend and now im getting theses pains I had this pain for months usually I get the pains when I get off my period idk if I have hemroids because my but hurts sometimes when I have the stomach pains or sometimes it hurts alone idk know what wrong with me im scared I just know the pains are more noticeable because I didn't think to much of the pains at first in till I started doing research that lower stomach in women can be something serious
Yes i am active but I never had unprotected sex I've had oral sex from a Guy before.im just getting lower sharp pains in.my lower stomach and they seem to be getting worse sometimes they last days or just a day or half a day but it never goes away completely the pain always come back. Im just afraid because I was reading on pelvic inflammatory disease and chlymadia
Yes i am active but I never had unprotected sex I've had oral sex from a Guy before.im just getting lower sharp pains in.my lower stomach and they seem to be getting worse sometimes they last days or just a day or half a day but it never goes away completely the pain always come back. Im just afraid because I was reading on pelvic inflammatory disease and chlymadia
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Are you sexually active? Do you have any other symtpoms besides the lower abdominal pain?
Bridget
Bridget
Thankyou soo much. But do u think it could be a possibility that It may be a symptom to a STD
If so I wouldn't know how to tell my mom.
If so I wouldn't know how to tell my mom.
MEDICAL PROFESSIONAL
Hi and thanks for using the forum.
Abdominal pain can be a vague symptoms and it can be tricky to determine the cause. Possibilities can range anywhere from a virus, to an ulcer, to a gynecological issue, to stress, etc. The best way to approach this would be to see your regular primary care doctor. He or she can examine you and help determine the possible causes for your pain. They can also refer you to a specialist if it is needed.
In the meantime, try and take note of when you are getting these pains (after eating, before eating, in the mornings/afternoon, during your period, after your period, etc.) Bring this info with you when you see your doctor as it can help him or her rule out possible causes. I hope this info helps. Good luck.
Bridget
Abdominal pain can be a vague symptoms and it can be tricky to determine the cause. Possibilities can range anywhere from a virus, to an ulcer, to a gynecological issue, to stress, etc. The best way to approach this would be to see your regular primary care doctor. He or she can examine you and help determine the possible causes for your pain. They can also refer you to a specialist if it is needed.
In the meantime, try and take note of when you are getting these pains (after eating, before eating, in the mornings/afternoon, during your period, after your period, etc.) Bring this info with you when you see your doctor as it can help him or her rule out possible causes. I hope this info helps. Good luck.
Bridget
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