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Q: Pain In My Ovaries

asked by: rocketsdrifter on April 2nd, 2004

New User

I have been getting pain in my right side on my ovarie, I only get this pain after I have had entercourse and my partner has "gotten off" Embarassed

in me. This is the only time that it cause pain. It feels like an extreme amount of pressure and like a major bruse. I have gone to the doctors for this before and she gave me a pap test and it came back good, she gave me medicene and told me if the pain persists to come back but the pain goes away about a week or too after haveing no sex. Meaning he has not ejackulated in me (that is the only time I get the pain). If you can please help me out as to what this might be I would greatly appriciate it. :d thank you.

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2ferano

replied on April 6th, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

Sex can make your ovaries hurt. Depending on your position and time of the month etc. I get it in my right ovary after sex sometimes. I also sometimes get muscle cramps that hurt like hell. But, him ejaculating shouldn't have anything to do with it. I don't understand that.

rocketsdrifter

replied on April 9th, 2004

New User

Thank You For Replying

:d I don't understand it ethier. It only does it some times. I was pregnant before when I first started getting the pain and I had a miscarige, I read on the internet that it was a chemical pregnancy. But I didn't get the pain for a couple months and now it is back again. Of course when ever I go to the doctors all they want to do is give me a perscription and they are not sure what is wrong with me or they want to send me is for a bunch of tests. Doctor bills these days are just outrageous! Thank you so much for taking the time to reply. I really appricitate it.

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