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Q: Vaginal Discharge And Leg And Butt Pain

asked by: fjones1978 on July 9th, 2007

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Pain in butt when I sit down, feeling prickly like and heavy upper thighs inner and outer like someone punched me...But no bruise or rash or anything....My doc thinks its in my head and it seems to flare up when I am stressed...So almost daily---since the 5 months its been going on...Also have thick yellow/white burning itchy vaginal discharge for same time...But everything was negative pap, swabs, including hsv1 and 2...Any ideas what this could be? The skin is very sensitive on my bum and finger tips too, and hair around groin area feels uncomfortable like it's being pulled, dermatogist said it was folliculitis from shaving...But I haven't shaved the area in month and yet still get that pain and spasms in legs....Mostly left leg (like a bubble feeling trying to push through a small vein)....Seems to happen at same time....Anyone help???

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turtle:)

replied on February 1st, 2008

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Same thing

I am having the same problem. My doctor hasn't been able to tell me exactly what is going on, she tells me to wear a panty liner for the discharge, but sometimes the discharge even soaks through that, yuck. Mine is in my left leg too, have you gotten any response, or gained any more knowledge as to what might be causing this. I am tired of my doctor looking at me like I am stupid.

Emily B

replied on February 2nd, 2008

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I was going through this too and still am having some pain and symptoms, but my butt and lower back and leg pain has gone almost completely away from being less stressed and working out and gettin rid of some constipation.

i still have weird smelly discharge and am not comfortable in my vaginal area and haven't been ever since a uti... but the a lot of the pain has gone away. i think that it could be muscular pain from being stressed and your body being uncomfortable and so tightening everything up naturally. Try getting a massage and see if it helps at all.

Have you been having bladder trouble as well? Also, there is something called pelvic floor dysfunction which i thought i had while i had the pain. But seriously try to destress and know that it will get better.

Kati55

replied on January 26th, 2009

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Same

I've had the same issue for three months. I tested negative for everything except vaginitis. Its normal said my doc, and it will go away with eating right and antibiotics. But...it hasnt. I have pain in my left leg, and my lymph nodes there are swollen. My lower back aches, and my lower abdomen feels full. All they can tell me is vaginitis, yet it hasnt gone away. Im also alergic to most antibiotics... I'm hoping someone can help me.....

IDOWU

replied on March 2nd, 2009

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