Sexual Health - Women Forum - Is Anyone Going to Answer Me Or What???

Hey guys,
the past couple of months, i've had pain after i've had an orgasm that I haven't experienced before. It's right after I have one, and it's like inner pain on my lower stomach area, sides, and my back as well. It's sort of freaking me out. Could this be something bad or is this normal or? Should I see my doctor?

And i'm not a virgin, so that can't play into it at all.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

Last edited by allesinside on October 29th, 2005 12:58 AM; edited 1 time in total

Replies(8)

allesinside

replied on October 29th, 2005

New User

You people suck. You're giving any advice at all or anything?! What a unhelpful place...

Liz26

replied on October 29th, 2005

Experienced User

How long does the pain last?

allesinside

replied on October 29th, 2005

New User

Around 3 days

Liz26

replied on October 29th, 2005

Experienced User

Weird, I have never heard of anything like that before. It may be an ovarian cyst or something, but that is odd that you only have pain after an orgasm.

allesinside

replied on October 29th, 2005

New User

Yeah, I think it's weird too. It's bloody painful. I don't know if I should just let it go on for awhile (although now I don't even want to "have one" b/c it's just painful afterwards) or tell my doctor (and die of embaressment)

Liz26

replied on October 29th, 2005

Experienced User

If it is that painful I wouldn't just let it go. Maybe call and talk to a nurse and see if they think you should see your doctor. Is there any chance you are pregnant?

Tylanas

replied on October 29th, 2005

Especially eHealthy

You shouldn't be embarrased becuase of pain afeter orgasm! I'd definately talk to a good doctor :)

allesinside

replied on October 29th, 2005

New User

Lol. I get embaressed easily, what can I say :d lol

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