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Any idea what this could be..?

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foureleven · 03/05/2010 20:54

I have been to the doctor with this but he just had a scwidge about and said he couldnt feel anything and had no idea what it was..

I keep getting a funny feeling really low in my stomch, just above pubic bone but to the right. The only way I can describe it is like the feeling when youre about 7 mths pregnant and baby pokes a finger in you. Usually its not painful but every so often it pulses for about 15 pulses and really hurts, a sharp pain. I can sometimes feel a rather large lump raise up under my skin when I get the pokey finger feeling, but usually i cant feel anything...

The doctor was not fazed by any of this and told me not to be concerned in any way... but I am!

Hoping someone else has had it and knows what it is. Have googled... no answers.

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DoNotFeedMeBiscuits · 03/05/2010 21:44

possibly an ovarian cyst?? does it vary with your cycle? doesn't sound like anything too sinister from your description though.

foureleven · 03/05/2010 21:47

Ive not noticed a pattern but yes it could be that.. How can I get that checked when doc isnt interested?

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foureleven · 04/05/2010 10:18

Oh and now I have randomly come on my period right in the middle of the flippin month! eurghh sorry, TMI.

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DoNotFeedMeBiscuits · 05/05/2010 22:46

Go back to your GP and ask for a referral for a Pelvic USS. keep a note of when you get the pain in relation to your cycle. Be persistent - most GPs wil take you seriously if you represent. Good luck x

copycat · 05/05/2010 23:37

I would definitely go back to your GP foureleven. I had something a liitle similar (including unusual mid-cycle bleeding) which turned out to be a cyst on my uterus and adenomyosis. I did have a very long history of crippling period pain and vomiting each month though. It could also be a hernia perhaps although a gynae diagnosis is more likely ... but I'm quite probably way off track and really, as DoNotFeedMeBiscuits says, it would be wise to keep a record of when the pain/swelling occurs and go back to your GP to request a scan. Hope the pain subsides soon.

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