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Sudden Onset Of Cramps, Stabbing In Lower Abdomen Post Sex With Heaviness In Belly, Clear Discharge, Vaginal Itching, Have Ic In Kidneys. Help?
Hi two days ago my husband and I had intercourse about an hour later I had a sudden onset of cramps and a stabbing pain in my lower abdomine and lower left side of back . As the days have gone on I m now very bloated and the pain and cramps are a constant . I also have a feeling of heavyness in my belly there has been a clear discharge and a light itching in my vaginal area but no odor . A lot of movement seems to aggravate it I do have what Dr called ic in my kidneys and am on elmeron for treatment please help
Mon, 5 Aug 2013
Hi,
Thanks for writing in.
You have been given elmeron for interstitial cystitis (IC).
Recently you are having cramps and lower abdominal pain (started after sex) and clear odorless vaginal discharge. There is documented painful sexual intercourse in women having interstitial cystitis. In women, the pain tends to worsen during menstruation.
IC generally develops in middle age, and many people with IC also have other pain-related conditions, such as irritable bowel syndrome or fibromyalgia.
Please discuss your situation with your urologist.
Hope this helps.
Thanks for writing in.
You have been given elmeron for interstitial cystitis (IC).
Recently you are having cramps and lower abdominal pain (started after sex) and clear odorless vaginal discharge. There is documented painful sexual intercourse in women having interstitial cystitis. In women, the pain tends to worsen during menstruation.
IC generally develops in middle age, and many people with IC also have other pain-related conditions, such as irritable bowel syndrome or fibromyalgia.
Please discuss your situation with your urologist.
Hope this helps.
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