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Could Constant Mild Nausea With History Of Having Sex During Periods Indicate Infection?
Hello. Here is my problem: I had sex about 13 days ago, in the last days of my period. He didn t ejaculate inside me. About five days later I started experiencing mild nausea - without vomiting. Since then this has been happening pretty often (about 5 hours/day on average). Now for about two days I ve been having some ovary pains or ovulation pains (can not tell the difference, I never had them before). I ve took two pregnancy tests since, but they were both negative. I know this could be to early for the test to be useful ... As I am writing this, it seems pretty clear to me that I could be either pregnant or have some infection ... What is your opinion? Thank you very much, LL
Wed, 26 Feb 2014
Hi there thanks for posting your query at Hcm
First i would like to specify that it is really important whenever you refer for any gynecological complaint that you must specify your ;last menstrual period
Now it also not mentioned that you had missed period or not
Now that you are having abdominal pain , nausea and vomiting , there are possibilities that you could suffer that there are chances there atre chances you could have
1.Pelvic inflammatory disease
2. pregnant
3. endometriosis
4. chocolate cysts of the ovary
fibroma
That can only be ruled out after proper gynoe examination and investigations
So dear remain relaxed in attitude and go to your gynoe
Take care
First i would like to specify that it is really important whenever you refer for any gynecological complaint that you must specify your ;last menstrual period
Now it also not mentioned that you had missed period or not
Now that you are having abdominal pain , nausea and vomiting , there are possibilities that you could suffer that there are chances there atre chances you could have
1.Pelvic inflammatory disease
2. pregnant
3. endometriosis
4. chocolate cysts of the ovary
fibroma
That can only be ruled out after proper gynoe examination and investigations
So dear remain relaxed in attitude and go to your gynoe
Take care
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