I have lower abdominal pain. no smelly discharge. Cramping when I walk and when i sit down.?
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Hi there,\nI am not a physician but it sure sounds like you may have a tubal infection.  You say the discomfort started after your period.  Are you positive that it was in fact that time of the month for you.  I ask because your symptoms, along with the bleeding, could be a sign of a tubal pregnancy.  In both cases you need to see a physician as soon as you can.  If it is an infection in your fallopian tubes the doctor will prescribe antibiotics to clear it up.  Of course you know what has to happen if you are pregnant in your tubes:  You'll need to have surgery for sure.  If this is the case, the sooner you see the doctor the better.  Good luck with everything.
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You need to seek the advice of your physician. There are many things that could be associated with this description. You may have Irritable Bowel Syndrome or you may be having the early signs of Gall Bladder problems. A physician would need to exam you to determine the actual cause accurately. It can not be diagnosed over the Internet.\n\nSee you physician for diagnosis. Good luck.
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You wouldn't believe the number of things that can cause abdominal pain.  Is this specifically visceral pain (internal organs) rather than muscle cramps or surface pain?  It sounds like it, from your question.\n\nThe trouble with this is that there are just a few nerves running from the viscera to the sensory horn of the spinal cord, it is difficult to localize the pain in the first place.  Abdominal pain is notoriously hard to diagnose, sad to say.\n\nLactose intolerance is pretty common in adults, try lactose free dairy products or over-the-counter lactase (enzyme which breaks down lactose)... I think it's sold as Lactaid.\n\nHeartburn, try eating less spicy and acidic food, take antacid tablets.\n\nUlcers, can be caused by bacterial infection or errosion of stomach lining.  Doctor can diagnose and prescribe antibiotics.  Possible to treat with stronger antacids.  May be aggravated by aspirin and certain other NSAIDs.\n\nOther gastro-intestinal infections, especially if you have diarrhea along with the pain.\n\nIrritable bowel syndrome.\n\nParasite.\n\nOrgan problems, like gall stones, malfunctioning kidneys, something of that type.  You may need to have something removed or something replaced.\n\nTumor, expensive MRI can diagnose.\n\nYeah I could go on all day... do yourself a favor, write down your symptoms, when they occur, where you feel pain, what type of pain (burning, stabbing, dull, cramping, etc), the intensity of the pain, how long it lasts, what you ate 12-24 hours before, any vomiting or diarrhea, etc.  keep track for at least a week and go see your doctor again.  it might help diagnose your problem, and possibly save you the expense of blood work/ultrasounds/MRI.  You might also provide a stool sample, they can probably test for parasites that way.  Hopefully your symptoms are typical of some specific, easy to fix condition!  Best wishes.
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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.
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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.
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I had the same problem when I was a bit heavier in the belly area.  It sounds like you are pretty active though, not sure if it applies to you or not.  When I lost a bit of the belly weight the back pain with walking stopped.
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I agree with coccanut it could be a sign of infection or appenditcis, you need to get it checked out immediately. When you push on it do you feel pain? \n\nInformation on the appendix:\n\nThe appendix is a small finger-like pouch that protrudes from the large intestine. Appendicitis, which is most common in people ages 5 to 30, is generally caused by an obstruction that leads to inflammation of the appendix. There are no particular risk factors for appenditicis. It is not preventable, so early detection is very important. \n .   Watch for signs of pain and/or tenderness in the navel area that moves towards the lower right of the abdomen over the course of a few hours. The pain is often described as severe and sharp and worsens with any movement.  \n  \n2.   Take your temperature - a low grade fever may be a sign of inflammation and infection, a possible sign of appendicitis.  \n3.   Watch for signs of nausea, vomiting, or loss of appetite.  \n  \n4.   Call your health care provider if you exhibit any and/or all of these signs and symptoms. If you are unable to reach your health care provider, go directly to the nearest emergency facility.  \n  \nP>S> Footnote : I'm not a doctor nor do I claim to have any knowledge, but the high bilirubin could also be gallbladder you really need to go asap to a walk in clinic or a hospital. \n\nI hope this helps
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Appendix possibly.  Have you a fever?  Vomiting?  Diarrhea?\nIf could also be Irritable Bowl Syndrome, Colitis, or if you are a female it could be an ectopic pregnancy.\nDepending upon the severity of the pain go to the doctor or emergency room (casualty).  Good luck!
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There are lots of possible causes for pain in this area.  Period pains and bladder infections are just two of them.  If your pain is severe, go see an Emergency Doctor.  Otherwise, you should take a pregnancy test.  If this is positive, then you should still go see an emergency doctor, as you may be having a miscarriage or an ectopic pregnancy.  If the test is negative, then make an appointment to see your family doctor in the next 24 to 48 hours.  Other possible causes include (but are not limited to) pelvic infection, appendicitis and endometriosis.
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This is referred to as a prolapsed uterus. Symptoms include a feeling of fullness or pressure in your pelvis (you may describe it as a feeling of sitting on a small ball), low back pain, feeling that something is coming out of your vagina, painful intercourse, difficulty with urination or moving your bowels, and difficulty walking. You can read more about it here\nhttp://www.mayoclinic.com/invoke.cfm?retryCount=1&ObjectID=6E6788B9-EA49-4CDD-8986F80FA1C33906
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Every woman has a distinct smell "down there", especially at certain times of the month.  Since you are entering your more fertile years, it may be a sign that you are ovulating.  As for the smell, I've found that washing yourself with a wet wipe in the bathroom a few times a day can help.  If the discharge becomes really thick or you have any pain see your doctor immediately.  I assume since you said you've seen your doctor lately you discussed this with him/her.  If not, please do, they will have more reassuring advice than anyone on here.
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Light cramps or abdominal discomfort is not an uncommon condition of early pregnancy (see below).  But, if you are having any kind of discharge, then you should go and see your family doctor or obstetrician, the sooner the better!  \n\nLots more information on symptoms of early pregnancy at site below.  Hope that helps!
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Infection, endometriosis, irritable bowel syndrome are some other possibilities. So it may be better to see your doctor or clinic. It is too soon to tell if you're pregnant.  Apparently intercourse can trigger fertility so you can't rule out pregnancy either. When was the the last time you had intercourse, as a pregnancy in the wrong place such as your 'tubes' would also cause cramps. How old you are, how long you've had your periods, and any other symptoms are helpful information that may solve your pain.
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Go to the ER NOW.  PLEASE.\nR.Abd pain, Fever, cramping, diarrhea -> you need to rule out appendicitis ASAP.  \nIts most likely food poisening; less likely Appendicitis vs Crohn's.  BUT you have to rule out something acute & URGENT like appendicitis!!\n\nMeanwhile drink plenty of fluids like gatorade or water.
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hi..most likely you are having PID(pelvic inflamatory disease)...as far as UR history of cyst goes, it seem quite unlikely to be the root cause..\nMy advice to you is to go for lower abdomen ultrasound after taking charcol tablets and then consult your gynecologist...I feel that most likely it is PID.....Also if you fail to get any relief from Gyne, then do consult your surgeon to rule out any possiblity of inguinal hernia..\nAnd I am sure that once you take proper treatment, then you would be again enjoying sex with your partner..\ntake care.
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HAHAHA these answers are great!! :) Uh i say just go to the doc and say ur feeling these bad cramps and your tummys uneasy.. and u in alot of pain! Dont do or take anything, just keep a straight face! Good luck! Hope your day off is good! :)
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Sounds like gas or maybe constipation.  If you're a woman it could be uterine/ovary related too.