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Q: Lower abdominal pain when having sex?

asked by: helpmeplease23 on April 23rd, 2009

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I was having sex with my partner and we were doing it doggie style when i got a very large pain in my lower left abdomen it felt like i was having a cramp. After we finished i used the bathroom. When i stood up i felt like i was going to start my period i got a sharp pain near my left ovary and a pain near my butt. It hurt for a hour then i had alot of gas and it made the pain go away a little. This is the second time it has hurt like that but only the last time did the pain stay. I need help with this because i dont want to be pregnant and i dont know if its from the gas or not. Please Help me

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CMHCurious

replied on April 23rd, 2009

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It happens a lot with me, try going to the bathroom before doing doggy. Because it can apply pressure to the ovaries, to your lower stomach and to your bladder causing discomfort. So try to change your position while doing doggy. Like lean down more to relieve the pressure or tell him to slow down.

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nez_91706

replied on April 23rd, 2009

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cmhcurious is right

you have to let ur self be.. Your tends.. loosen up.. and just relax and enjoy the ride lol

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