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Fluttering Sensation In Uterus, Fibroid Cyst, Twitching In Area. Tubectomy Done. Cure For Symptoms?

For a few months now I have had this fluttery feeling where my bladder is / could be in my uterus . I do have a fibroid cyst in that area. Mostly when I am sitting down. It kind of reminds me of when I was pregnant and the baby moved. My tubes were tied in 1989. It seems to be happening more often now. They are small quick twitches. Ever heard of this?
Wed, 20 Mar 2013
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Hello
thanks for your query.
I think what you are describing are most probably muscular twitches.
A fibroid cyst in that area cannot cause fluttering.
Also, the tubal ligation has nothing to do with it.
these are mostly innocuous muscle twitchings.
Avoid dehydration.
Take adequate water, salts and electrolytes.
Mention this to your health care provider on your next visit to confirm the diagnosis.
Take care.
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Fluttering Sensation In Uterus, Fibroid Cyst, Twitching In Area. Tubectomy Done. Cure For Symptoms?

Hello thanks for your query. I think what you are describing are most probably muscular twitches. A fibroid cyst in that area cannot cause fluttering. Also, the tubal ligation has nothing to do with it. these are mostly innocuous muscle twitchings. Avoid dehydration. Take adequate water, salts and electrolytes. Mention this to your health care provider on your next visit to confirm the diagnosis. Take care.