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Pelvic Pain
I have had 2 c section and then a hestroectomy in 2011 I have a knot above my pelvic bone that comes and goes I have so much pain in the whole bottom part of my stomach all the way down I have gone to several doctors and obgyns and they cant find n e thing wrong when I walk it feels like im ripping apart I hurt so bad I cant move it was for a week at a time til the doctor tried a new medicine now its been going on for 5 weeks strait is there n e thing I can do to help with the pain and has n e body else felt this?
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Since you said you feel like you're ripping apart, it sounds like adhesions. Have they done a laparoscopy to rule that out? My first adhesion was after my first c-section, my uterus attached to my colon and it did feel like it was ripping with each step, especially on inclines or steps. After my hysterectomy the pain was so bad, I couldn't have anything touch the spot where it hurt, including water from the shower. However, they kept putting me off and I didn't have the laparoscopy for 5 months afterwards. Good luck and hope you get some relief soon.
i really want to thank all of you maybe with all this new information i can get some help but i first need a doctor that has half a second to listen rather than just diagnose....thank you guys yall are helping me alot
yes it travels into my thighs and legs no relief when I lay down when I cough or sneeze it hurts my hips no I haven't had a laparoscopy what dr does that? I went to the obgyn today and had another ultrasound and again he said there was nothing wrong with me he did give me 20 hydros for pain and told me to take them sparingly they don't help at all he hurts so bad I don't know how much more I can handle its constant and it never goes away I don't know what else to do....somebody please help me.
When you say that you have pelvic pain in your stomach and all the way down, do you mean it travels down your legs and outer thighs with numbness?
Do you feel any relief at all, when you lie down and rest?
Pelvic pain can be from arthritis in the hips and also if you have pressure on your nerves. You may have meralgia paraesthetica.
As you have had 2 C sections and a hysterectomy there may be scar tissue near the inguinal ligament causing you this pain.
Do you feel any relief at all, when you lie down and rest?
Pelvic pain can be from arthritis in the hips and also if you have pressure on your nerves. You may have meralgia paraesthetica.
As you have had 2 C sections and a hysterectomy there may be scar tissue near the inguinal ligament causing you this pain.
I have been to doctor after doctor I've had ct scans mris ultra sounds blood work and nothing I hurt so bad all the time
Has the doctor sent you for an ultrasound scan/xray or MRI scan and checked this lump out?
Have you been checked out to find out if you have a prolapse of the bladder and bowels? It clearly sounds like you have some problem, possibly even lax muscles that do not support your other organs.
Go back to your doctor with your problem, otherwise he will just think you are fine on the new medication, when clearly you are not.
Is there any possibility of you having pinched nerves due to lower back problems?
Have you been checked out to find out if you have a prolapse of the bladder and bowels? It clearly sounds like you have some problem, possibly even lax muscles that do not support your other organs.
Go back to your doctor with your problem, otherwise he will just think you are fine on the new medication, when clearly you are not.
Is there any possibility of you having pinched nerves due to lower back problems?
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