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weird symptoms?
ok so, for the past few days ive been having these HORRIBLE cramps. like cramps you get when youre on your period but im not on mine....and i wont be any time soon. also you know that feeling you get when you have to pee? i've started having that feeling almost all the time even when i dont have to pee. so does anyone know what might be wronnnng? i really dont want to go to the doctor. please help
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it could be a number of things...pregnancy being the most obvious but if there is no way that you can be pregnant...I would definitely look into PCOS(poly-cystic Ovarian syndrome) I have it and I cramp all the time and always feel like I have to pee even though I usually don't...I take birth controls to help control it...but you still need to see a doctor about it...sometimes the cysts will need to be drained or an ovary will need to be removed...sometimes the cysts burst...its incredibly painful and treatment is different for everyone...there is also a diabetic pill called glucophage(metformin) that they give to people with pcos...I know you don't want to go to the doctor but if you don't get treatment the cysts will grow and you'll have to get an ovary removed...I'd get it looked at
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Well it could be a few different things, and you may have to go to the doctor anyway.
Is there any chance that you could be pregnant? Any chance, the only way you couldn't is if you haven't had any relations for three months or more. If you have it could be an ectopic pregnancy. the egg is fertilized in your tubes, instead of in your uterus, and it is very painfull and you can have the urge to pee a lot.
OR it could be a cyst on your ovary,(and this is very common) they are also very painful, and sometimes an ovary will need to be removed, but often it can be controlled with birth control pills.
Or it could be a bladder infection, which could cause cramps and painful urniation and urinating often. But very little comes out, and you have to urge to go contantly. This is also common.
andyou will need to get on anti-biotics to prevent this from getting worse.
NONE OF THESE will get better on their own. You need to go to a walk in medical clinic. they will take blood and urine first to see how high your white blood count is. It it is high, they will prescribe anti-biotice. IF not, they may also check to see if you are pregnant, which they can do with the urine, and then the'll most likely diagnose a tubular pregnancy. If they rule out both of those they will do an internal exam to see if it is your ovary and if it has a cyst on it. Or they may examin your ovaries via an ultra sound. Painless and no internal exam requried.
Please go to the doctor, today
Michele
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