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Stomach Spasms and Birth control?

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worrywart01 Extremely eHealthy

June 8th, 2008

I've really only noticed this since I've gone on birth control...it never happened before then, i dont know if thats coincidental or not..its nothing I'm concerned about its just really weird but I'll get random spasms in my lower stomach area but it does feel like its in my stomach they feel like spasms in my uterus area in the pelvic region...anyone else felt that? its so weird and freaks me out...i'm sure its normal just like a spasm anywhere else in your body but..i dunno..i'm being random i guess

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rosiemary

replied September 3rd, 2009

Spasm after having sex.

After my partner and i had sex the other evening i was in extreme pain in my lower stomach so much so that i could move as well i was shaking and felt very sick in the end i managed to get relaxed and tried to get myself to sleep. the next day i went to my doctors and was only able to see a nurse she check to see if i was pregnant which came back negative and advised me that it was stomach spasms but didn't actually inform me of any of the details of what a stomach spasm intails, i left feeling very confused and still in quite abit if pain but now after a hot bath and a day in bed in pain is easing slightly but still not gone. could anyone help me in giving me some advice as to what has happened to me and what will happen to me? thank you

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