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Suggest Treatment For Pelvic Pain With Burning And Diarrhea

Hi! I ve been having pelvic pain with burning and heavy feeling on both ovaries, constipation/or diarrhea but never a normal bowel movement, I need to urinate all the time and wakes me up a couple of times per night and painful intercourse. I went to the ER last night but I was told everything was okay and blamed my symptoms on menstrual cramps but I am not even on my period. Both of my parents have had cancer before and I wonder if it could be the same thing. When my mom had ovarian cancer everything checked out as normal until finally a Gastroenterologist (not even her obgyn) tested her cancer and it came back positive.
Fri, 18 Aug 2017
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It's important to know if you are having fever associated. Get the urine checked for pus cells or bacteria. And ask your physician to do a per vaginally examination. If it's painful, it could be a pelvic Inflammation. A course of antibiotics would be useful for it. But before that, get the urine checked to rule out any urinary tract infection.
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Suggest Treatment For Pelvic Pain With Burning And Diarrhea

It s important to know if you are having fever associated. Get the urine checked for pus cells or bacteria. And ask your physician to do a per vaginally examination. If it s painful, it could be a pelvic Inflammation. A course of antibiotics would be useful for it. But before that, get the urine checked to rule out any urinary tract infection.