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Painful sex

im only 20 but for as long as I can remember I have had painful sex for a long time everything else down there was normal but lately I have been having really bad low pelvis pain mainly on the left side but sometimes on the right I have also been experiencing ance and low sex drive and heavy periods. Up until this month my periods have been normal but this month I skipped my period ( no way I could be pregnant)

I know it's a long shot but does anybody else have symptoms like this and know what is going on

Thank you
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I suffer from those symptoms as well.  I was on bc for at least 15 yrs & then quit it about 4 yrs ago to ttc and that's when I started to realize I had some issues b/c the pain really showed up then & just got worse the longer I was off of the bc. I finally had exploratory surgery almost a year ago to find out what was wrong and try to treat the issue to help with the pain. Ended up having stage 3 endo, ovarian cysts (pcos), as well as uterine fibroids/cysts. They used a laser on the endo that they could, removed the ovarian cysts & did a d&c. It has helped some, mostly with the pain during sex, but as much pain as it was causing some improvement is better than none. Since I'm ttc there isn't any treatment I can take long term and I still suffer from all of these issues and they are likely the reason I am having so much difficulty conceiving.

It's unlikely that you have all these issues, but you definitely have something going on & need to talk to your doctor. Any help is better than just dealing with it and letting it get worse.
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There are number of things that can cause these symptoms.

Your symptoms need investigating.  

Make an urgent appointment to see your doctor.

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