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Q: Can You Bruise Your Uterus?

asked by: old_hollywood_romance on December 17th, 2007

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This may sound like a dumb question, or to me at least, but is it possible that if someone punches/kicks you in the lower abdomen/uterus region of your body, is it possible it could feel bloated later on? That happened to me and a couple hours later, I feel bloated, pain, and it feels like something is growing. Could this happen and is it possible I bruised it? Thanks!

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young Girl

replied on December 17th, 2007

Especially eHealthy

whos punching and kicking you in the uterus :s

old_hollywood_romance

replied on December 17th, 2007

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haha...

brother....

we were horsing around. It got a little too violent. It stopped as soon as he did that.

mommakhamc

replied on July 1st, 2009

New User

BRUISED UTERUS

Yes,you can have a bruised uterus. I was in extreme pain,I could not even walk or stand. Even lying down and trying to roll over was painful. My husband took me to the emergency and they said that the bottom of my uterus was bruised and blue. I had never heard of this. After extensive testing, a trans-vagina ultra sound and a regular ultra sound they found fragments of a cyst that had actually exploded!! So yes it is possible and very, very, very, painful!!!

charlieboys

replied on September 3rd, 2009

New User

dies it hurt when u try to have a bowel movement too?

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