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kkecu · 12-22-2002, 03:58 PM

Okay...I am pretty new to this board...but everyone seems so helpful that I thought I might ask a question. I have some symptoms and I am not sure what is causing them...

I have lower abdominal pain...kinda like cramps but I am not on my period, nor should I start for awhile. I have especially have pain on my left side...and I get weird pains there...sometimes when I cough or sneeze. I also have some discharge and I feel "wet" all the time. The discharge is white and doesn't appear to have an odor...but there is a lot. I had a yeast infection about two months ago but used a over the counter prescription to help it and it seemed to work. I have lower back pain and if I press on my lower abdomin I feel some pain.

I also...think my urethra is enlarged...or something like that. During "foreplay" my boyfriend noticed that it looked enlarged.

Any ideas ladies? I am really really frightened. I can't go to the doc until January due to insurance. What do you think?

Thanks!
Kelly

Autumn Angel · 12-22-2002, 05:07 PM

Well I know bowel pain can feel like menstral cramps and they can be present in the back also. If it was bladder I think it would be directly in the middle just above the pubic hair line. If your b/f says your urethra looks enlarged do you have any other symptoms?

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Blastoff9600 · 12-22-2002, 05:31 PM

Your best bet is to see your doctor.
You should have seen your doctor for the yeast infection...treating it yourself might not get it treated right.
All women have a discharge known as cervical mucus. It tends to more when one is ovulating or close to ovulation. Then throughout the rest of the cycle it tampers off(in most women).

You can go to a women's clinic or a planned parenthood. They can work with you on the costs and they dont require you to have insurance. You really need to get it checked properly instead of waiting. Wating when it comes to pain is never a good idea.

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