I have fluid in the endometrial canal. What does this mean?
968503
not sure but it can not be a good thing
1096574
Have you checked this out with your local doctor or gynaecologist? if you have had this "dragging feeling" since your operation it is somthing that you need to check out so that you can be sure in your own mind that there is  nothing that you need to be concerned about. I hope that this helps you.
376400
Yes, this is normal.  It's old blood left over from your last period that comes out right before the next period starts.  This shouldn't be anything to worry about.
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These are cysts that form when endometrial tissue (the type that lines the inside of the uterus) invades an ovary. It is responsive to monthly hormonal changes, which causes the cyst to fill with blood. It’s called a “chocolate cyst” because the blood is a dark, reddish-brown color. Multiple endometriomas are found in the condition called "endometriosis". Although often asymptomatic, chocolate cysts can be painful, especially during your period or during intercourse.\n\nIt sounds painful, so I hope you feel better soon!
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Hi This sounds like your cervix's there should be a mucus on it depending what time of the month it is you can also just about get your finger in it when you are ovulating this happens around the 14th day of your cycle
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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
79994
It can happen. Call your GYN doctor for a check up to see what is actually going on. Hope you feel better soon.
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I have a few ideas.\n\nTo narrow it down...if the pain is in the middle of the pelvis, it is usually from your uterus.  If it is on one side, or both, it is usually from the fallopian tuves or ovaries.  Since you mentioned left side pain, I am guessing it's the latter.\n\nIf it is during deep thrusting it could be endometriosis, a tilted uterus,  or adhesions or fibroids.\n\nAlso, try to avoid using douche, scented pantyliners, pads, or tampons,  perfumed bath salts or bubbles, or not cotton panties.  This can rule out an allergy that you are transferring the allergen inside.    I am guessing this is not the problem, again, from the left side pain.  Just want to be thorough.\n\nThe one side pain could mean ovarian cysts if it feels real deep in your body.  Deep thrusting can hurt an ovary if the ovary isn't quite in the right place.  A cyst can last a few months then burst and go away.  Since you've had this for a while they aren't likely to go away on their own.  When they get big they can cause pressure on the bowels or  bladder.  A large cyst should be felt during an internal pelvic exam then they follow up with ultrasound to be sure.  \n\nEndometriosis can reduce fertility.  It can cause pain during sex and painful periods.  You have to have a laproscopy to diagnose this completely.  Being on the pill can regulate hormones and help this.  I have a friend who got pregnant 3 months after having surgery for this.  She had tried for years!\n\nA tipped uterus is a cause of infertility too.  The symptoms are usually pain during sex and during your period.  Sometimes you have trouble using tampons and some urine leakage.  Your doctor should of found this during a pelvic exam.\n\nWell, I tried to tell you the basics of everything i can think of.  If one sounds likely, you might try to research it more on the net.  I may of missed some details since I just know of the general problems with this.\n\nI know that some mental problems with sex can cause painful intercourse, but that wouldn't explain the certain pair of jeans that hurt.  But the mind always surprises me when I see what a little bit of resentment or bottled up anger will do.  \n\nIf I had to guess....endometriosis.\n\nGood luck!
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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.
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It is possible that the cords are just higher up than you were checking, but see a doctor *immediately*.  You may be pregnant, *and* you may have a perforated uterus.  Both are reasons to check what is going on, and *today*--don't wait.
718610
You could have endometriosis, or possibly more cysts. Call the doctor, you may need an ultrasound.
835114
check with your Dr. it could be a cyst in your ovaries.
829653
It is possible you have a Uterine Fibroid (s)?  I have suffered from them for many years myself.\n\nYou can find information on them at webmd.com\n\nYou'll find there are many options If this is what they find after the Ultrasound is done.\n\nYou age and hopes for raising a family will determine the best treatment for you to take.
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You could have bacterial vaginosis or have pelvic immflamatory disease. Go to your gynocologist asap.
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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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It's hydrocel.  Fluid accumulates in the testicle.  The urologist removes it with a needle.  You have a local anethetic.  I think the doctor would prefer to repair this problem surgically.
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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.