I've been experiencing pelvic pain on and off throughout my life(cycle or not).?
116487
that happens to me to, it is because of gas, the pain is so intense that u MUST hold the bottom of your stomach, you need to eat and drink better, it used to happen to me about twice a day at any time. I cut out mostly all sodas and the pain is gone, its not just a women's pain
85923
You need to be examined by a gynecologist. Ask your docotor or local hospital for a recommendation. If you do not have a doctor, there are State Health Clinics that could assist you. The internet and talking with people are great sources to learn from...but if you have a medical problem it is not wise to take advice from these sources. Please get the proper help. Best of health to you.
813457
When you are ovulating you are at your most fertile so definately do not have unprotected sex because you are highly likely to conceive.\n\nAs for your pains some women experience  discomfort others do not but you should go to your doctor and get checked out as your fallopians may be blocked making you susceptible to ectopic pregnancy or you may have cysts or infection which could be causing you pain.
289939
My back was hurting so bad it was hard for me to stand for long periods or sit,it was like a burning pain right in my lower back,I went to the chiropractor and he said the reason I was having so much pain is because my pelvic had shifted (I never heard of that before),but now since I've been going it has eased up some. I have had back problems for years also,but more so since I've had my kids. Go to the chiropractor and find out for sure though!!!
809363
You might have cysts again, or you might have a problem in your uterus or fallopian tubes. If you haven't already, go to the gynecologist. If you have, go to another one until someone can tell you what's wrong and why it hurts. There's probably something medically wrong and I think you should go get it checked out.
232892
Go see an OB/GYN you may be going into menopause but starting off with dysmenhorhea (heavy bleeding.)  Or you should be checked for cancer.
337171
I have also experienced the same accompanied by a sharp pain in one side.  I'm a few years older than you and have 3 kids but mine started in high school and came back years later.  Being on the pill helps because it prevents you from ovulating and evens out hormone levels (usually the cause). \n\nAnother thing it may be is mild endometriosis.  Don't panic.  Many women have some variation of this and don't even have symptoms.  Others have it severely and they need it removed surgically.  Your doctor can tell by ultrasound or exploratory surgery if it's endometriosis and if you need it removed.  This is when cells that are supposed to form in the uterus to be shed later (period) actually overproduce and attatch in other areas and cause pain.  It's very common and usually can be controlled using synthetic hormones in birth control pills.\n\nI feel for you because I hurt so bad at one point that I thought I was going to pass out.  See your doctor and ask about being put on the pill first.  If it doesn't help, insist that they do an ultrasound.  Most of what I have found out about female pain indicates a hormonal embalance so I hope this advice helps!
486328
You may be having a kind of hormonal disbalance...Have a checkup done by a gyn or an endocrinologist.\n\nOnce the problem is detected and solved, I don't think you will have troubles to have children
373445
You may have PID Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (if it's when there is deep thrusting)or something else I'd definitely get that checked.
691768
My advice to you is to check with a gynae. This might be a cause of early monopause or something is wrong in you abdomen. I had a problem with my abdominen and abnormal periods, period pains that made me to scream. Then I rushed to a GP the maedicine worked for that time and next month back to where I was and even worse. I suspected cervical cancer. I then went to see a Gynaecologist and he did all the scans to see what was wrong. Fortunately it was not what I suspected but some kind of an infection. He gave me some ant-biotics and upto this day I am fine. Good Luck and make sure you do as he/she tells you there might be a cure.
548671
Killer cramps and GI disturbances are signs of Endometriosis.  Pain and symptoms such as those you describe are never normal and are the body's way of telling you something is wrong.  The pill can be helpful, but it's not your only choice for treatment.  The important thing is to get diagnosed.  Determining the underlying cause will help you get effective treatment, whether it turns out to be Endometriosis or something else.  Talk to your GYN and also visit www.endocenter.org; the ERC has a fact sheet dealing with Endo in the lesbian community.  Good luck to you.
954547
i turned 34 two months ago, and i know where you're coming from.  i also had a tubal, which i thought was affecting everything from my mood, to my body fluids, and i even stated LOSING weight! (tried before, didnt happen).  maybe it's pre-menopause, at least that's what my ob/gyn tells me;  it could also be hormonal changes other than pms- my doctor told me to start exercising and take b12 supplements. hope you feel better and i hope this helps!
926262
It might be a sign of PCOS (polycystic ovarian syndrome) or hormonal imbalance. You should make a visit with your gyneocologist.
512395
Do you have ovarian cysts?  That would be pain in the lower abdomen just below your hips.  Perhaps it's a bladder infection?  You shoud definitely consult with a doctor, probably a gynecologist.
1111156
There's a slight possibility you may have retained products of conception, in which case a d & c could be in order, which should help.  You should definately follow through with your doc appointment, because of course pain is never normal and you should have everything checked out.  It is likely something hormonal and/or easy to fix, and a lot of women experience something like this afterwards...try to hang in there.  Good luck.
1187825
I have a friend who has the same problem but she gets it everytime she has her period. The only thing i can think of is to get on birth control. They will make you regular and reduce pain. Ask your doctor about it I am sure he/she will help.
387614
Well the pain cant just be from talking about pain sex. The pain can be from mid point of your period your 18 so your body is about sone growing and is telling you that its almost done I had the same problem as well. I now only feel that way mid way between periods. That is all I can think of about this subject.