Sharp pain during sex + cramping after

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I recently experienced a really unusual and sharp pain during sex when I got on top. Like, so painful I actually yelped and had to immediately stop. It was on my left side where I imagine my ovary is. Shortly after, I got the most intense cramps of my life, to the point that I was doubled over in pain and felt like I might throw up. I felt mostly normal the next morning but had some residual discomfort.

Also I had been feeling a weird twinge in that area for a little while. Like if moved a certain way during yoga, I’d feel something strange (but not exactly painful) in that same spot. I did yoga a few days after this experience and it felt normal.

I originally wondered if it might be an issue with my IUD (I’ve had the Kyleena for three years) but now I’m wondering if it was an ovarian cyst. Has this happened to anyone else??

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[Stacy Colfer]

Yes, I experienced a similar issue during sex, which left me in excruciating pain. I immediately consulted with a doctor from Ongo Care, who provided me with medications and prescriptions. Since then, I’ve been on the path to recovery and have seen significant improvement in my condition. If you are thinking about IUD and ovarian cyst, I highly recommend seeking medical advice for a proper diagnosis and treatment. Don’t hesitate to reach out to a healthcare professional for guidance. Your health and well-being are paramount.

[Alice roye]

The symptoms you described could be related to various factors, including ovarian cysts, IUD issues, or other conditions. It’s best to consult a healthcare professional for an accurate diagnosis and appropriate advice.

[Anies Brown]

Hi, I know this thread is old, but I’ve decided to respond in case someone still needs information. I recommend visiting a doctor as soon as possible and getting some tests done to determine the issue. In this article, you will find detailed information describing potential reasons and how to manage them. I hope this helps.

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It sounds like you may have experienced an ovarian cyst rupture during sex, which can cause sharp pain and intense cramping. It’s important to schedule an appointment with your doctor to get evaluated and make sure there aren’t any complications. Ovarian cysts are relatively common and usually resolve on their own, but in some cases, medical treatment may be necessary. Consider discussing options such as hormone pelleting with your doctor to help manage any symptoms or prevent future cysts.

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[Bly_666]

Those are the two options I was gonna say. Call your gyno today! I think they diagnose both with ultra sound, probably transvaginally. But the IUD moving could be serious, so for peace of mind get it sorted. & If the pain gets worse or is accompanied by nausea/vomiting then get your cute butt to an ER

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