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Q: Cramps during and after sex

asked by: oliveoil1203 on April 6th, 2009

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Ok,
about a month ago i had really bad cramp like feeling in just my left lower abdomen and went to the hospital cause i was almost in tears they told me it was me ovulating....not even a week after my period?
They did take a pregnacy test and a pap smear said everyting was fine and i wasn't pregnate

Since then its been on and off and now i get these pains in both sides and mostly during sex....im on birthcontrol but i have a lil suspision i may be pregnate because of my breasts hurting...they hurt then 2 and some days find myself peeing alot idk if thats i sign or not and then i skipped a period last month now it could be that im just stressed and i seem to get some symptoms alot when i get suspicious of me being pregnate but if im not i think somehthing might be wrong with me....

please give some insight!

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Helper_girl

replied on April 8th, 2009

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If you think you are pregnant, take a test.

You may be sensitive to his size or perhaps the type of penetration is too hard for long of intervals and is making you sore.

As far as breasts hurting and more frequent urination, these may be side effects of your birth control, and I'm not kidding. They were the side effects of one pill I use to be on.
But, another cause of more frequent urination can be an Urinary Tract Infection (hey, even if you have no symptoms, it can happen, I had one with no prior symptoms or pain, just a lot more bathroom stops).

Stress can also hold it back, and it has for me....a lot! I have taken like 20 pregnancy tests in my lifetime and I'm only 20. That's one test for every year I've been alive and not one of them positive. Sometimes we women just over analyze and drive ourselves nuts!

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