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Had Miscarriage. Having Stabbing Pain Especially During Bowel Movement. Matter Of Concern?
I just m/c- I found out last Thursday my baby no longer had a heart beat and hasn't for a few days to weeks, but the actual miscarriage just happened early Tuesday morning. I'm still having mild to sometimes sharp cramps in my stomach but the real pain is when I have to have a bowel movement? It feels like I'm being stabbed it's awful, should I be worried?
Tue, 3 Dec 2013
Hi,
as per your query it seems that there may be pelvic infection. If i were your treating doctor i would have advised you a USG abdomen and some blood tests.
for pain i would have given you antispasmodics.
consult your local doctor to see if your uterus is completely cleared.
regards
as per your query it seems that there may be pelvic infection. If i were your treating doctor i would have advised you a USG abdomen and some blood tests.
for pain i would have given you antispasmodics.
consult your local doctor to see if your uterus is completely cleared.
regards
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Hi friend,
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See your doctor / get yourself examined / at times, basic investigation may be necessary...
It could be gynecological – like endometriosis / Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
Or an unrelated problem like anal fissure
You may need vaginal and rectal examination by the specialist concerned.
Good luck
Take care
Wishing all well
God bless
Welcome to Health Care Magic
See your doctor / get yourself examined / at times, basic investigation may be necessary...
It could be gynecological – like endometriosis / Pelvic Inflammatory Disease
Or an unrelated problem like anal fissure
You may need vaginal and rectal examination by the specialist concerned.
Good luck
Take care
Wishing all well
God bless
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