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Having Pain In Left Side Of Back, Dead Leg Feeling In Left Leg, Painful To Have Sex. Reason?

Hi, I Have a pain in the left side of my bag back which leads into my left hip. This has been happeninf for the past 6 months and on occassion i also have a heavy dead leg feeling in my left leg. I did fall over but not on my back or hipand this happened after the pain began. I am 19 and for the past 3 years it has been painful to have sex it has not always bee the case for a few months before it did not hurt at all. However I have always got a pain in my hips and back in sex however in the last 6 months it has hurt in my back and left hip much more.
Mon, 17 Jun 2013
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Hello, I would be happy to help you with your question.

Given the location of your symptoms, the progression of the pain, and the association with intercourse, this certainly could be a gynecologic issue. The best way to have it evaluated is to go to your OB/GYN for an exam and an ultrasound. It could be anything from an ovarian cyst to endometriosis.

I hope that this helps!
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Having Pain In Left Side Of Back, Dead Leg Feeling In Left Leg, Painful To Have Sex. Reason?

Hello, I would be happy to help you with your question. Given the location of your symptoms, the progression of the pain, and the association with intercourse, this certainly could be a gynecologic issue. The best way to have it evaluated is to go to your OB/GYN for an exam and an ultrasound. It could be anything from an ovarian cyst to endometriosis. I hope that this helps!