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A 18-year-old female asked:
I have had extreme pelvic pain during intercourse twice this week, it was like menstrual cramps just ten times stronger. what could this be?
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Dr. Kathleen Gilmoreanswered
Urgent Care 28 years experience
Pelvic Pain: There are a couple a initial considerations, one being a retained foreign body. The most common one being a forgotten tampon. Other signs pointing to this can be the development of an unpleasant odor as time progresses. You may require a gyn exam to look for this cause. Please don't feel nervous or embarrassed if this is the case. I removed many. It's a simple mistake to have overlooked it, easy.
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Im having random pelvic cramps that are really bad. They do not feel like menstrual cramps and my cycle isnt due for another week. When I walk I am in a lot of pain. This is the first time this has happened and Im just concerned about what it is?
Dr. Darrin Cunninghamanswered
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An abdominopelvic exam should be performed to rule the cause. This could be from your kidneys, bowels, muscles, ligaments, or gynecologic organs.
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A 17-year-old female asked:
When I orgasm from clitoral masterbation, my lower stomach cramps and throbs with pain. After that, blood pumps out heavily. Normal sex hurts the rectum and pelvic area without orgasm because I can't orgasm from regular intercourse. I just want this excru
Dr. John Rhoadesanswered
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Exam needed: You need to have a GYN exam done and discuss your symptoms at that time.
Then you will get an accurate DX and treatment if needed.
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