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Q: low left side abdominal pain

asked by: happymommaof2 on September 17th, 2008

New User

Hello everyone, i have a quick question, i am having severe left side abdominal pain and pain in my right shoulder. i had a tubal ligation last december and my period was due in 4 days, but i started bleeding very lightly and it is pink! i called the obgyn who did the tubal asking for his opinion if i should go to the er or go see him and i have not recieved a call back yet. i called him nearly two hours ago. what do you guys think i should do wait to see if he calls me back or go to the er, the pain is getting a little unbearable too.

Replies(3)

BabeBlues

replied on September 17th, 2008

Experienced User

your best bet is if the pain is to bad go to the ER. let us know how you are doing.

happymommaof2

replied on September 18th, 2008

New User

Update.....

I did go to the ER last night and as to my guess, it was a tubal pregnancy. this is the second one since i had gotten my tubes tied 9 months ago. this one aborted itself, which i guess is better than having to terminate it, like i had to do with the last one. i am seriously thinking of getting the revearsal done so i don't have to experience another one. i only did the tubal for health reasons, i have bad kidneys that don't like to hold up during pregnancy, but there are other options for birth control which i am considering now. Thank You for the Reply!

BabeBlues

replied on September 18th, 2008

Experienced User

happymommaof2 i am glad you are ok. Take care of yourself and if you ever need to talk i am here.

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