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Cramps After Sex

I have been cramping after sex-every time. I can't say exactly when it began, but its been happening for at least 2 mos. It feels the same as the cramps I had after sex when I was pregnant. I'm not pregnant (regular periods, on the pill, no symptoms.) Any one else had this or any advice would be helpful! Thank you!

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this could also mean you have s tilted uterous. I have that and have cramping also. As i have aged it seems to go away. My last pregnancy was 10 years ago I had this problem for about 4-5 years after. I seem to be fine now

I am dealing with the same problems right now. I went to my doctor and after blood tests and an ultasound, they determined I have endometriosis with cysts in my endometrium. They did a Cancer antigen test, and although it is within the normal range (0-35) it is on the high end of normal (34.8). Because of this, my doctor is sending me to a GYN and wants to have a biopsy of the cysts done. I am scheduled to go in on July first. I am scared, but I am hoping things will be OK. Anyway, I have no advice, except to say that it is not normal and to get it checked out. And know that you are not alone. If you want to write more or stay in touch, I could use a shoulder myself. Good luck to you and I hope it will not be anything seriously. D.

I have the same syptoms that you are describing. I have endometriosis and that is one of the signs. Check with your GYN and they can adivise you what to do.

Hello C., Call & make an appt with your GYN and have him do a pelvic exam as ususal. Don't be alarmed, but I had the same problem "years" ago and I had fiber cysts in the wall of my vagina. It will get more painful if you don't check it out, if that's what it is. Good Luck & God Bless! C. C

That used to happen to me a lot, then I found out I had cysts.

You need to see your OB/GYN. This is not normal, and you should find out for sure what is going on.

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