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ovary problems

hi sorry for the anon post just incase anyone knows me.

sorry for the details lol but when i have been going to pee its quite sore where my ovaries are is this normal to happen sometimes or does anyone know what it might be.

any help would be much appreciated

thanks

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Reply 1

Anonymous #2

urine infection perhaps

Reply 2

pumpkin7

go to the doctors.

Reply 3

ChemistBoy

Go to the doctors, go to the doctors, go to the doctors.

You still here?

Go!

Reply 4

IndianDiva

Like people have said, you need to go see your doctor.

Reply 5

Helenia

Do you know where your ovaries are? Just out of interest, like. Most people have interesting ideas on the locations of some of their organs. And, of course, pain from abdominal/pelvic organs is very poorly localised as they have a poor nerve supply, so you can't really be too specific.

But as ever, if you're worried, see a doctor.

Reply 6

dh00001

i know where my ovaries are :smile:

op do you have any hardness or swelling in the area? and if you bend sideways does it hurt?
either way its a trip to the docteriebobs for you :smile:

Reply 7

Shake 'n Bake

Aren't the ovaries on the corner bits of the pelvis? It maybe a sign of UTI.

Reply 8

Helenia

beatnik~87

Aren't the ovaries on the corner bits of the pelvis? It maybe a sign of UTI.

Not really, no. (To the first part - the 2nd part is more likely to be true).

Reply 9

xlouisax

is it possible it could be your kidneys hurting? if you have a urinary tract infection (UTI), it can spread up to infect the kidneys. this would cause pain in your back on each side a couple of inches above your pelvis. does it just hurt when you go to the toilet, or most of the time?
it could be what's termed 'ovulation pain'. some women, for 5 mins to two days each month get pain in one or both ovaries, usually around the time of ovulation (around two weeks after the start of your period). depends whether it's just when you go to the toilet. perhaps you are just more aware of the pain when you are on the toilet.
bit of a late reply..but hope it helps..oh and also..see the doctor.x

Reply 10

Anonymous #3

dh00001

i know where my ovaries are :smile:

op do you have any hardness or swelling in the area? and if you bend sideways does it hurt?
either way its a trip to the docteriebobs for you :smile:

ooh i have that atm. Is that a bad thing? I'm going to the doctor tomorrow but i want to know if I need to be afraid or not :smile:

Reply 11

Shake 'n Bake

Helenia

Not really, no. (To the first part - the 2nd part is more likely to be true).

Lol oh...where are they then? :redface:

Reply 12

dh00001

not being a medicall person i cant say. but what i initialy thaught the op was describing is treatable.

*edit* looking at the timestamps anon 2 you mayve already been, howd you get on?

Reply 13

Helenia

beatnik~87

Lol oh...where are they then? :redface:

Sort of about like this:

They're not as far out to the sides as your hip bones, and they're also quite deep inside you, not near to the surface.

Reply 14

Shake 'n Bake

Helenia

Sort of about like this:

They're not as far out to the sides as your hip bones, and they're also quite deep inside you, not near to the surfce.

Of course! I had a blonde moment there. I knew theywere near that area.
Anyhoo... thanks for the diagram. :smile:

Reply 15

tinkerbellejess

Yeah they're a lot lower than you think they can be!

Reply 16

Anthonyjm71

Helenia

Sort of about like this:

They're not as far out to the sides as your hip bones, and they're also quite deep inside you, not near to the surface.

is not until you examine diagrams as these you do realise can get it in correct more often than not does help put things into perspective cheers.. Helenia..

Reply 17

Llamaaa

ok i have had a pain exactly where the right ovary is on that diagram for about 3 weeks now. Should I be afraid? I asked the doctor but she didn't know and told me to go back in a month. She doesn't speak good english so wasn't too good :p:

I also have a wee lump there, or at least I can feel something under my skin that i can't feel on the other side. I was anon 3 before :smile:

Reply 18

dh00001

do you have: Menstrual irregularities.
Pelvic pain – a dull ache, either constant or intermittent, possibly radiating to the low back or thighs.
Pelvic pain during intercourse.
Pelvic pain just before your period begins or just after it ends.
A fullness or heaviness in your abdomen.
Feeling of pressure on your bladder or rectum.
?

Reply 19

Llamaaa

hmmm
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