Girls, has anyone else experienced this? 🙏 Please advise, I'm really worried. I had a gynecologist…

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Girls, has anyone else experienced this? 🙏 Please advise, I'm really worried. I had a gynecologist checkup in October, including a breast ultrasound, pelvic exam, testing for oncogenic HPV, cytology, and swabs — everything was routine. All results were normal. But in this cycle, ovulation was extremely painful... It's now 5 days before my period. My lower back is aching, and I have pain in the lower abdomen. I can't figure out what's going on 😭 The pain started during ovulation and has lasted until now. Sometimes an ovary 'shoots' with sharp pain, other times it feels like pulling in the lower belly. Could this be a sign of endometriosis? It happened to me once; it hurt too, but my lower back wasn't bothered at that time.
So, does he actually die from it?
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Anastasiya Kiseleva
Pregnancy ruled out? During my pregnancy, both my ovaries were active (ovulation happened in both), and my lower back hurt too. I didn't know what to think anymore.
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Tatyana
Anastasiya Kiseleva No, it can't be pregnancy. I've never felt this way before, I don't remember being in so much pain 😔
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Anastasiya Kiseleva
Anastasiya Kiseleva Progesterone was really kicking in, it seems
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Nina Ivanova
Yes, your gut can cause that too.
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Kristina ( Calipso)
My chronic adnexitis is flaring up so badly.
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Tatyana
Nina Ivanova Wow, I can't understand. What about them... But, I had a thought, thank you so much
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Tatyana
Kristina ( Calipso) Thank you. How can I tell?
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Kristina ( Calipso)
Kristina ( Calipso) My lower back hurts and I feel a pulling sensation in my lower abdomen.
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Tatyana
Kristina ( Calipso) And that's it?
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Kristina ( Calipso)
Kristina ( Calipso) Yes. With chronic adnexitis, there is no fever.
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Kristina ( Calipso)
Kristina ( Calipso) and it doesn't hurt all the time. It hurts with hypothermia, physical exertion, stress, inflammation, etc. It's especially noticeable during ovulation, after ovulation, and on the first and second days of painful periods.
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