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*everytime I have an orgasim I get this intense pain, almost like a cramp during pms. I don't get them anytime throughout the normal day...Then I have a discharge...They told me at the clinic that it was normal...But it doesn't feel normal :? My periods don't come regularly and they told me a while ago that it could be stress because I get stressed out easily. I'm not on the pill because I gain a lot of weight on the pill...I haven't had a check up in a while...Could this be ovarian cancer?
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replied November 2nd, 2006
Painful Orgasim
Hi! I have the same problem with painful orgasims. Have you found out why you are having this pain yet? I have no insurance right now, and I am really scared that something is wrong with me. Any helpful advice??
Have you ever been told that you had a tipped uterus??

Hope you are doing better!
Shawna
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replied March 27th, 2009
painful arousel and orgasim
I have painful orgasims an d arousel, I have had hysterectomy 2 yrs ago and been fighting this nightmare every day. The dr. says it is in my head? No one seems to have answer HELP? Yours truly , VERY TIRED
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replied April 1st, 2009
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replied May 27th, 2009
pain when having orgasim
Hi i am a large woman and i have noticed in the last year i have pain on my left lower abdominal region when i have an orgasim,this lasts for about one minute and is like spasm pain. I would like to know if anyone else has had this problem.
thank you Gina Australia
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