Why do i have fluid in my pouch of DOUGLAS? with BACK ACHE AND PELVIC PAIN?
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See a doctor, you need professional advice...;
602724
Let me try to answer you without using fancy words.  it is the presence of pouchlike herniations through the muscular layer of the colon.  it may be caused by the modern, highly refined, low residue diet.  Most people have few symptoms except for occasional bleeding from the rectum.  Your doctor should perfrom various test to rule out anything more serious.  Hope this helps you.  Feel better!\nby the way, it is diverticulosis and itis.  diverticulitis is more severe and more dangerous.
745820
The pregnancy test you used could have been bad. If it was a tubule pregnancy you would show a positive on it. Most of the time you do not have pain in pregnancy. \n\nIt could be PID or a cyst.
998141
No you shouldn't worry!!!  Im not a doctor, but I have inquired about vaginal fluids from my OB/GYN.  He stated that every womans body is different, and some have clear succretions and others may have a white "murkey" looking succretion.  Some may not have any. As long as there is no foul odor, itching, or pain you should be fine.  However, if it is a strong concern you may want to call your physician and ask to speak to the nurse to ask a general question.  Thats to save you a co-pay and a visit.
580671
A certain amount of free fluid in the pelvis, behind the uterus, is normal at certain points in your cycle; after ovulation, a small amount of fluid released with the egg collects behind the uterus and is eventually reabsorbed by the body. A larger amount of fluid may indicate a ruptured ovarian cyst. Pain is usually present in this instance, but most often resolves on its own within a few days. Infection is another possibility, but in this case symptoms such as pain and fever are often significant.
778203
The body has "normal" aches and pains, as well as pain that needs to be diagnosed.\nIf yours if just an ache, I wouldn't be concerned unless it last or gets worse.\nDo you have a fever? nausea? vomiting?diarrhea?constipation?\nYour symptoms are too vague to give an absolute answer here.  Yes, it could be ovulation or constipation or a stomach "bug"\nI would wait it out and see what happens before calling the doctor.
904053
Could be several things.  You should probably go see your doctor and ask him or her.  I used to have very bad ovulation pain for a week on either side.  This usually starts about seven days after your period begins.  Appendicitis could also be the culprit.  I had mine removed as a child, but I remember the pain being really bad and the appendix is located on the right side. Hope you see a doctor and good luck!
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There are a few things it could mean:\n\nFirst, is it consistent? If so, it might Not be your ovaries! The right side is also where the appendix is. How severe is the pain?\n\nA PID (pelvic inflammatory Disease) would cause a dull pain on either or both sides. It also causes discomfort during intercourse. Often there is an unusual discharge.\n\nOvarian cysts can be very painful, especially right after they rupture. There are many kinds. Sometimes you might see a little blood or other watery fluid as a discharge.\n\nEctopic pregnancy can cause a lot of pain in the fallopian tubes. You would probably test positive on a home pregnancy test. This is a dangerous condition that can be life-threatening.\n\nMany women, myself included, experience sharp pain on the day of ovulation, which subsides after a 1/2 day or so. This is due to a ruptured follicular cyst, and will occur one month on the left side, the next month on the right. The pain can be very uncomfortable, and is extremely sharp.\n\nThese are the most common reasons. Your clues for determining the cause would be how suddenly the pain arose, where you are in your cycle, if there is any blood, your body temperature, a pregnancy test, and severity. To rule out appendicitis- important- lie down, and press gently on your abdomen, then let go. If pressing is very painful, but is relieved after you let off, then it is not a major life-threatening infection. If the pain is overwhelming upon release, see a doctor immediately. Also if you suspect you may be pregnant.\n\nCysts and ovulation pain are not immediate causes of concern. A PID would be, as well as the others I mentioned. \n\nGood luck!
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You have several possibilities here depending on whether the pain is chronic (there all the time or recurring) or acute (only incidental) and the severity of the pain.\n\nIf it just started and is a bit of an ache, you may be ovulating.  Many women feel a distinct pain when they ovulate, and it can last anywhere from several hours to several days.\n\nYou could also have an ovarian cyst.  These are generally quite painful, most notably characterized by a constant dull ache with occasional severe pain spikes.  \n\nIn addition to these, it may be something as common as internal gas or some type of smooth muscle cramping.\n\nIf you are still hurting in day or so, or if the pain gets worse, call your doctor or gyno to make sure there's not anything funky going on down there.
1131963
Caffeine, diabetes, nerves, pregnancy, cold, fibroids, cystocile (sp?  that's when the uterine wall weakens and the bladder bulges into the uterus), tipped or prolapsed uterus, irritatoin from detergent residue in your underwear, etc.  If the urination is painful or has an unusual color or smell it's most likely a UTI, possibly sexually transmitted.  If it's bothersome see a doc.  If you can't see a doc because of financial reasons, you can go to Planned Parenthood and they'll examine you for free or on a sliding scale if you say you think you might be pregnant.
656806
Depends what internal organs you are talking about.  I imagine you are talking about your stomach.  Pain in this area can be caused by constipation, diarrhea, or gas.  If this is a regular problem with you, you should consult your doctor.\n\nSometimes, internal pain can be caused by stress, sexual activity, or disease.\n\nPlease see your doctor.\n\nIf your pain concerns bowel movements, check out the following site.
424363
GO SEE A DOCTOR.  Being uncomfortable is one thing, but if you are in PAIN, go see a doctor.  It could be anything from gas to a tumor to appendixitis.
962754
YES!!!!\nWhoever told you that you "probably" have a bulging disc is "probably" correct.  You dont state if you went to your GP or someone else or how you injured youself, but you are going to need an MRI and you are going to need to see a neurologist/ neurosurgeon. \nThe reason you feel like this is because the nerves in your lower back  not only give you sensation in your back, but the control your internal organs in that area- your bowels & bladder-- so if you injured a disc, the nerves in the area are being irritated or pinched so to speak & the bladder may not be getting the messages from the brain that it needs to function properly.\n\nPLEASE go call your doctor- and tell them you have lost bladder function due to your disc problem- they will get you in ASAP.\n\nIt is still possible that you have a kidney or bladder problem or a prostate problem, depending on your age, but it's best to have them do a MRI & that can tell a lot anyway.\n\nPlease dont let it get worse so you dont have any permanent damage.
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It's difficult to understand what you mean, but I guess you are talking about the results of an ultrasound?  If this is the case, there are not many things to consider.  \n\n1) If there is any chance of you being pregnant it could be an ectopic pregnancy (although this is inside the tubes, but will show as a swelling of the tubes).  \n\n2) A pelvic infection is another consideration, this is usually associated with pain in your belly, fever and vaginal discharge.  \n\n3) An ovarian tumor is also a possibility, most of them being benign and not cancer.  I cannot thing of anything else for the moment.\n\nIf the swelling was picked through a physical exam or pelvic exam, it is very non specific, and would definitely require an ultrasound or a CT scan of the abdomen and pelvis.  The possibilities are the ones listed above.\n\nHope it helps, any further question just mail me.
989990
It seems that you are not sure if you had some trauma to your testicle, so the pain and swelling could be due to infection or hernia. Blood in urine is not usually from the testicle, but could be infection or trauma to your lower abdomen, bladder, penis, or perinium. It would not be advisable to guess, and you should consult a doctor immediately for proper diagnosis and treatment. Do not delay - bleeding in urine and swollen testicle are usually serious if untreated.
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It sounds like middleschmirtz. You can look it up on the web (yea, that is really the name). It is painful ovulation. Starts about two weeks or so after your last period began. It can cause mild to severe cramping feeling and lower back pain. (You would think we suffer enoung with the rest of the whole female cycle! Geesh!)\n\nLook in to it. That may be what is going on. \nAnother that I can think of is ovarian cysts. That can cause quite a bit of pain and discomfort too.\n\nEither way, if it continues, probably would be a good idea to see your OBGYN
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Could be a bladder infection leading to a kidney infection.  If its really bad, it could be appendicitis.  Sorry for the spelling.  It could be from where youve ever done yourself.  If you feel like it may be something bad, then by all means see your physician.