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What Causes Pain Radiating From Uterus To Clitoris?

Hello, I have had some weird sharp pains that radiate from my uterus area (I think)to a lip of my clit, then continue on and off. It is not serious pain if yet pain at all. Just a weird feeling and hoping it s notHong serious such as endometriosis. My doctor is constantly saying its just my body growing but I really am concerned since they will not go away. Thank you
Fri, 20 May 2016
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Hello,
I have gone through the query and understood your concern. Episodic fleeting pain and twitching are a result of nerve irritability and this is more often perceived in sensitive areas like the genital region. This is often a normal phenomenon. Sometimes deficiency of vitamins and minerals can cause such pain while at other times there may be an infection. Endometriosis does not cause such pain; usually the pain is related to a period. I think you should follow your doctor and rest assured. Maintain a healthy weight, healthy diet and proper genital hygiene. Hope this helps.
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What Causes Pain Radiating From Uterus To Clitoris?

Hello, I have gone through the query and understood your concern. Episodic fleeting pain and twitching are a result of nerve irritability and this is more often perceived in sensitive areas like the genital region. This is often a normal phenomenon. Sometimes deficiency of vitamins and minerals can cause such pain while at other times there may be an infection. Endometriosis does not cause such pain; usually the pain is related to a period. I think you should follow your doctor and rest assured. Maintain a healthy weight, healthy diet and proper genital hygiene. Hope this helps.