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Testing out the waters

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Amanda Stewart69 Amanda Stewart69 MemberOP
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joined Oct 2006
#1 ·
For the past few days, I have been experiencing severe pelvic pain—possibly involving my ovaries—so intense that I cannot get out of bed without needing to stand while walking. Additionally, I am suffering from extreme bloating and debilitating gas that leaves me completely exhausted and requiring rest. 🙂

This issue occurs periodically. It lasts for several days before subsiding, leaving me fine for a while. I have consulted doctors, including a gynecologist and a general practitioner, but they were unable to identify the cause. They simply advised rest and increased fluid intake. I have followed those instructions, yet they provided no relief. I have stopped seeking medical attention because I feel the advice will remain unchanged, though the frequency of these episodes is concerning. Could this be an ovarian issue? Has anyone experienced something similar, or can anyone offer insight into what might be happening and how to proceed?
Ryan Morales Ryan Morales Member
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joined Apr 2007
#2 ·
It sounds like your digestive tract might be the culprit, especially since you mentioned the bloating and gas.
I deal with intense, sharp pains in my lower left side as well, and I haven't received a definitive diagnosis either; however, during a colonoscopy, they found a particularly difficult bend in my intestines, so I suspect the pain flares up specifically when things are moving through that section.
Honestly, I find it strange that your primary care physician didn't refer you to a specialist, given that there are so many more possibilities down there than just ovarian inflammation.
Amanda Stewart69 Amanda Stewart69 MemberOP
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joined Oct 2006
#3 ·
What does intestinal issues mean? Which specialist should I see for this? And how do I explain that the pain shifts locations rather than staying constant?

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