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STOMACH PAIN
I am a 32 year old female and my GP has diagnosed numerous urinary tract infections of the past 3 years.
Sometimes antibiotics help and sometimes not.
5 years ago I had keyhole surgery to remove a harmless cyst from an ovary.
All my symptoms seem to be getting worst over the last 3 years, several scans and a gynecological exam at the hospital can find nothing wrong with bladder, bowls, reproduction organs.
My symptoms come on and off all day long and include:
Pain in stomach, pelvic area, burning in vagina, different discharge colour, smelly urine, bowl problems (sometimes constipated). The worst thing is that all these symptoms are much worse a few hours after sexual contact in particular if I have an orgasm. Now I avoid all sexual contact and this is problematic for my relationship.
My periods seem to be regular most of the time but very painful.
PLEASE HELP !
Sometimes antibiotics help and sometimes not.
5 years ago I had keyhole surgery to remove a harmless cyst from an ovary.
All my symptoms seem to be getting worst over the last 3 years, several scans and a gynecological exam at the hospital can find nothing wrong with bladder, bowls, reproduction organs.
My symptoms come on and off all day long and include:
Pain in stomach, pelvic area, burning in vagina, different discharge colour, smelly urine, bowl problems (sometimes constipated). The worst thing is that all these symptoms are much worse a few hours after sexual contact in particular if I have an orgasm. Now I avoid all sexual contact and this is problematic for my relationship.
My periods seem to be regular most of the time but very painful.
PLEASE HELP !
I had a similar problem with anti biopics not working and thats because I took them too many times in one year so my body built up a resistance. I would suggest asking your doctor to change brands and doses.
If an obgyn can't pick it up you may have an auto immune disease. Or just something else they haven't thought to look for yet
If an obgyn can't pick it up you may have an auto immune disease. Or just something else they haven't thought to look for yet
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Hi there. I'm very sorry to hear about your issues. Have you been to any specialists? I'm wondering if a gastroenterologist would be helpful
I have nothing to offer because you sound like you have been to your gp and ob/gyn about this with no answers. I'm not sure what to tell you. I assume they are excluding things.
I wish you the best of luck in figuring this out and feeling well soon.
I have nothing to offer because you sound like you have been to your gp and ob/gyn about this with no answers. I'm not sure what to tell you. I assume they are excluding things.
I wish you the best of luck in figuring this out and feeling well soon.
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