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203342 tn?1328737207

Menstrual pain, no period, no pregnancy

I've had this happen sometimes in this last several months or so but not to the severity it did today. This last week I felt an "achiness" in my pelvis (that part I've experienced many times), similar to a menstrual cramp but I got my period a couple of weeks ago. Today it hurt so bad I could barely walk. It wasn't cramping per se, but painful. It's better now but I'm not sure I understand why I'm experiencing this pain. I assumed it could be ovulation since I've had breast tenderness too but I haven't had anything this painful before. Usually I just get a few mentrual cramps the day of my period or day after then I'm ok.
I'm not on birth control and my husband had a vasectomy so there's no risk of pregnancy. I'm just wondering why I'm experiencing this pain at my age (45) when I've never had it to this degree before? I heard this all gets better as you age, not worse. My periods are a bit lighter, but I wouldn't think I'd be entering Menopause yet.
Any ideas?
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203342 tn?1328737207
If it was a cyst would it be just intermittant pain, just once in awhile, or would it be more consistant and constant?
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It could be a cyst. Sometimes, if the cyst is big enough it cause pain similar to a period (i.e. cramps). Also, a cyst can mimic pregnancy symptoms, so that could be why your breasts are sore. I do suggest for you to see your gyn, just to get it checked out.
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