brown discharge and left side ovary area pain?
953650
well sometimes a period can be like thick brown discharge...it could just be a bit of a blip in your menstrual cycle and just a coincidence that it's happening after you had unprotected sex. Why don't you go and see a doctor? If it doesn't go away in a few days then you should, if it does then I reckon it's just a period. Everyone has strange periods sometimes, even the most regular people.
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.
1068343
Are you on any sort of tablets, as i am and it has made me look like i have a  pregnancy mask on my face, bits are brown while others are white, my doc thinks it is down to my hormones,so could you be taking any meds that could affect this condition, hope you get it sorted out.
101409
That's normal- I have the same thing, not bad cramps, just a pain in the side.  It means you are ovulating.
424476
If you're a woman, have you looked into Endometriosis as a possible cause?   My friend had similar symptoms and the doctors looked at liver and gallbladder before settling on Endo as a diagnosis.\n\nGood luck.
860087
yes it depends on colour. you can still get clear discharge, as per normal. and red/brown thick discharge is common as it is the linign of the uterus sloughing off.
1003669
You MUST go to a gynocologist.  If you already have, you must contact him/her and tell them about your problems.  It could be something serious- a doc will help, and it may be nothing at all- you will feel better for calling.   Either way you win.  Check out webmd also.
705745
Sounds like gas or maybe constipation.  If you're a woman it could be uterine/ovary related too.
882330
could be pregant, appendix  maybe is infected possibly gall bladder. YOu might have stones in their somewhere.
820570
A lot of women have some sharp pains when they are ovulating which usually happens around the middle of your cycle.  This may be it.  It shouldn't be too bad or last for very long.  If it is I would consult a doctor.
951507
"Usually brown discoloration is old blood. It' s actually not uncommon at all. However, it is something worth having a doctor check, as it could be a sign of infection or tumors, although this is very rare."\n\nFor more on Hematospermia read this:\nhttp://www.emedicine.com/med/topic3466.htm\n\nProbably nothing to worry about, but if it persists see a doctor. Good luck.
719913
When it is polypoid or sub mucous fibroid  intermenstural bleeding occurs.If the polypus is large  the bleeding is profuse and almost continuous.  If it is infected the discharge may be with pus and  with offensive smell.  Red is fresh bleeding and the brown is late bleeding. Since you have already being diagnosed as having fibroid you need not worry, other wise we have to think of possibility of co-incident uterine cancer. Better to have a checkup again.
220743
dryness and lack of some hormons are also a cause apart of infections.see your gynocologest.
315306
Find a new doctor.  Endometriosis is something that a lot of doctors just are not able to treat effectively.  \n\nI used to have periods that were so bad that I would basically pass out.  If you have pain then your doctor should work with you to manage it.  Telling you to take Midol is not acceptable.\n\nI'm not sure if there is a proven connection between endo and fatigue but I'll bet there is.  I've had this pretty much since I started my periods at 11 but it got really bad at 16.  I was diagnosed at 26 and I'm 30 now.  For most of my adult life I feel like I'm 80 and not 30!  I was always tired and slept a lot while my friends were going out and staying up all night.  Can't tell you for sure but that's my experience.\n\nRight after my surgery I was put on Lupron.  I only made it 3 months instead of the usual 6 because of the bad side effects.  This is something that I wouldn't recommend as a first choice.  After that I went on BCP.  After experimenting with a few I got on Yasmin which worked for me.  I still have pain every day but it is nothing like it was.  I used to be in constant pain and now I notice it a couple of times a day.  If it gets bad ibuprofen usually helps to keep it down.  \n\nEndo is weird because the amount of scarring and implants isn't necessarily related to the amount of pain.  My left ovary is completely covered (can't really see the ovary) and my right only has a couple of little implants.  I feel most of my pain on the right side.  My doctor said that he has seen women with a gut full of scarring who had no symptoms at all.  Also, what one doctor describes as bad another describes as moderate.  Just be aware of this when dealing with doctors.\n\nPain is felt differently by different people so it is hard to say what you need.  Find a doctor that is willing to work with you and who isn't quick to say it's in your head.  Don't be afraid to interview doctors and ask lots of questions.  If you aren't comfortable with the answers move on.  Remember that you are hiring them for a service.  Be in control - this is your body.
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.
724243
Unless you saved this tissue anything is really just guesswork at this point. When you pass something unusual or very large like this, you really should put it in a bag or clean jar and have a doctor evaluate it. (Refrigerate it if there will be a delay of more than an hour or two.)\n\nThere are many things it could be from a pale chunk of endometrial lining to a clot that has partially broken down to some sort of polyp or growth. The best thing for you to do is write the description of what you saw as accurately and completely as possible and even make a sketch of it. Then call your doctor and share this information and get guidance on what if anything needs to be done. \n\nA change in your period, like much worse pain than usual, warrants a check-up anyway. Rather than speculate on the Internet, please be safe and get a medical evaluation. It may be nothing more than a large clot, but if it is something less harmless, time in getting care can make a big difference in outcome.
1000057
If you're having some blood and it is brownish and you had your period two weeks ago, it could be that you are ovulating.  Ovulation occurs around two weeks after your period and it is sometimes accompanied by some blood.  Do you also have a clear, stretchy discharge?\n\nIf there is a possibility that you are pregnant, take a home pregnancy test.\n\nGood luck!