Sexual Health - Women Forum

Hello,

this evening I was having sex with my boyfriend and shortly after I began to get this very very painful cramping in my lower back and uterus, it was so bad I couldn't move. I have no idea what this could be, but please help me.

Even as i'm typing this it hurts,i know I should proably see my doctor but I need to get some advice as to what this could very well be...My conclusions are pregnancy or cervical cancer but I don't want to be to dramatic.

Embarassed

thank you.

Replies(1)

PattyV

replied on July 21st, 2004

Extremely eHealthy

Pain

I'm so sorry you are thinking the worst!Cervical cancer is not painful,has no symptoms unless extremely advanced.Pregnancy,well,you would know if your cycle is late.You did not mention that,but if that is possible,you really do need to see the doc asap.Sometimes if you have vigorous sex,you can have some internal bruising and are sore for several days afterwards.The pain you are describing seems more intense than that.I would see my doc,tell them you are in a lot of pain.That should get you in sooner.Hope you feel better soon!Patty

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