No correlation: A transvaginal ultrasound and pelvic examination does not cause cramping. Why was the ultrasound and the pelvic exam done? Was anything found that could explain the cramping? The onset of the cramping from a different source could just be coincidental.
Answered 1/4/2015
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Normal...: During a transvaginal ultrasound (and pelvic exam) pressure is applied to your internal organs and they are moved around quite a bit. This can cause some cramping. Its common and not abnormal when it happens. Best wishes!
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