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pelvic pain
I have been having sharp stabbing pain in the pelvic region and I can't pinpoint the problem. I can be standing and bending over, as well as, walking. It is sharp and severe but short. Should I be seeing a gynocologist or regular physician? Anyone else have these symptoms?
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I've had those type pains before...but mine were so intense that I couldn't move. The first time it happened, I actually passed out, and was rushed to the ER, where they thought I had appendicitis...turns out it was an ovarian cyst that had ruptured. This happens to me at least once every 6 months. I would probably go to the gyno....that way if it is a female problem they can better treat you.
i have the same exact pain. and i describe it as 10000 needles stabbing (for girls) ur ovaries, (for guys) balls.
its hard to cope with and my doctor doesnt fix anything just goes around the problem. i am worried. and i have been diagnosed with pcos. i dont kno why i am in so much pain but i am. when it happens my whole body like goes through a heat flash moment and i cant move. it has made school ard to go to and impossible to get a job. my family is so horrible and treat me like nothing is wrong and i am faking. i dont know what to do and i am only 17. i wanna have kids someday but if i dont have them soon i might get cancer. my cysts r that bad. and i have no one to talk to about it. pls write bak i need someone who is going though the same thing to help me through it
its hard to cope with and my doctor doesnt fix anything just goes around the problem. i am worried. and i have been diagnosed with pcos. i dont kno why i am in so much pain but i am. when it happens my whole body like goes through a heat flash moment and i cant move. it has made school ard to go to and impossible to get a job. my family is so horrible and treat me like nothing is wrong and i am faking. i dont know what to do and i am only 17. i wanna have kids someday but if i dont have them soon i might get cancer. my cysts r that bad. and i have no one to talk to about it. pls write bak i need someone who is going though the same thing to help me through it
Thanks for the help,that would make sense as they did see cysts breaking up previously during an ultrasound. Althought at that time I wasn't experiecing any pain
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