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What could be causing bothersome uterus pain?

Hello, need a bit of help. I m 27 and feel my uterus is bothering me. I m not sexually active(still a virgin) and have irregular periods. I went to my Gyneogologist Doctor and told him that I was feeling odd cramps but wasn t on my period. I was a month late due to irregular periods. So he did a urine sample and he said everything looked fine but wanted an ultrasound. He gave me pills to take care of something called vaginitis those pills worked. But I did the ultrasound part one was normal but the next part the lady needed to stick a probe inside. It was very painful they had to stop. A few hours I went walking and I over did my excerise. But now I was trying to sleep but it is bothering me. I keep getting up to pee every 4 mins and it s just little drops I have no pain when I pee it just bothers me. I have the feeling like I need to go. But the pain is not extreme or that minor it just bothers me I can feel a slight bothersome pain like I need to go but nothing is there. I do have IBS. However I ve always been healthy in that area now suddenly this what can it be?

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  • Layla
    Lv 6
    5 years ago

    it sounds similar to cysts. I also had to have a probe inserted in order for them to see that i had a cyst the size of a baseball on my uterus. it will cause these dull aches in the area you are describing. The cysts that i am talking about are not cancerous, they are caused by period blood not completely coming out and forming over time. i ended up getting a hysterectomy because my ovaries and tubes were covered with tons of little ones too. Now, i don't have any risk of the many cancers you can get in the reproductive areas. Best surgery ever :)

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