Sexual intercourse related question?

Question

ok so when i have s*x there is such a strong pain. an internal pain. every time our bodies touch down there. this has been going on 4 maybe 2 weeks. it's really sensitive on the inside of me. also sometimes when i walk it feels like something has dropped on my right side in my pelvic are. i feel it each time i raise my leg. has anyone ever experienced this?

about a month ago i was spotting and suspected pregnancy but ive tested 4times all negative

Answer 1

See your GYN, sounds like an ovarian cyst.

Answer 2

go to your doctor,

you may either have caught something(sexual infection)

or u mite have hurt urself internally.

Answer 3

When was the last time you saw your gynecologist?  Don't take any answers here as a resolve to your question...you must be examined to make sure that you are ok.

Answer 4

Just go to the doctor & have it checked out, it can be something bad.

Answer 5

This is not a question you should be seeking the answer to here, this should be answered by your doctor, who can examine you and tell you for sure whether you should have concerns or not, here we'd only be speculating. When in pain, seek professional help, your body might be trying to tell you something. Yes, intercourse can be painful but to still have pain afterward means something is not right.

Answer 6

go to the doctor i guess. or tell your mother :S

Answer 7

I'm thinking you might have Pelvic Inflammatory Disease! I'd talk with your gynecologist, and make an appointment!

Answer 8

No one here can't tell you what is wrong with you, you need to see a doctor. If you don't have health care than check out local community hospital or some free clinics. This sound serious to me, and I would not wait minute longer without seeing professionals.  

Answer 9

You could have one of the conditions described above or, particularly if you are an older woman or have had children you could have a slight pelvic prolapse, caused by the weakening of the pelvic floor

Answer 10

Bladder infection.

go to your doctor ASAP!

its is not life threatening but can get rapidly worse.