Womens Conditions Forum - Pain In Lower Abdomen During Exercising ?

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Q: Pain In Lower Abdomen During Exercising ?

asked by: Waiting? on November 4th, 2005

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Hi...

Last night I was at my fitness class, and half way through the class, I started to feel a pain in my lower abdomen. I was just wondering if anyone else has had this ? The pain would stop when I stopped doing the cardio/jumping part. I have had this pain for a few weeks now (mild and it comes & goes, the ultrasound a couple of weeks ago said everything was fine). It always felt better during my fitness class the weeks before, so that is why last night was weird.

Any help... Ideas?

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Lil_sister_ashley16

replied on November 4th, 2005

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You might be getting stomach cramps. Do you slow down when you exercise to get back to ur normal heart rate? If not youll have to do that. Bc if you were doing a vigorous exercise and didnt do a cool down then you would be experience mucsles cramps if you didnt find anything from teh ultra sound.

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