Is there REALLY nothing wrong with me?
Aug. 6th, 2004 01:21 pmLast year, during August, my period had been a couple of weeks late. During the last week of August, I was masturbating and noticed if I stuck my finger up far enough I could feel this strange mass on the upper wall. It almost felt like there was something above my vaginal wall that was pushing into my vagina a bit. Later that day I started my period.
Before, my vaginal walls always seemed like they had no blockage and that it just ran clear upward with no interupptions. As the time has gone on, if I merely push on it it doesn't feel like much, but pushing it upward to go underneath it (ie during sexual intercourse) I feel pressure.
A couple of weeks after I discovered this I went to the gynecologist and she said that my cervix appeared perfectly normal. I wanted a second opinion and went to another gyno. She said that she felt what I was talking about but that she would schedule me for an ultra sound. What was shady to me about it is that she said nothing was wrong about it but couldn't seem to explain what it was other than maybe it was just further development (I'm a teenager). Okay, then why have I never heard of this before?
I got the ultra sound and they sent it back to her to have her look at it, and she said everything looked normal. I'm glad that it seems normal to them, but it still doesn't to me. If it didn't cause me any discomfort, I would stop thinking about it, but during sex it does sometimes. Not a lot, I can still enjoy sex, but I still notice it. Anyone have any clue as to what this might be?
Before, my vaginal walls always seemed like they had no blockage and that it just ran clear upward with no interupptions. As the time has gone on, if I merely push on it it doesn't feel like much, but pushing it upward to go underneath it (ie during sexual intercourse) I feel pressure.
A couple of weeks after I discovered this I went to the gynecologist and she said that my cervix appeared perfectly normal. I wanted a second opinion and went to another gyno. She said that she felt what I was talking about but that she would schedule me for an ultra sound. What was shady to me about it is that she said nothing was wrong about it but couldn't seem to explain what it was other than maybe it was just further development (I'm a teenager). Okay, then why have I never heard of this before?
I got the ultra sound and they sent it back to her to have her look at it, and she said everything looked normal. I'm glad that it seems normal to them, but it still doesn't to me. If it didn't cause me any discomfort, I would stop thinking about it, but during sex it does sometimes. Not a lot, I can still enjoy sex, but I still notice it. Anyone have any clue as to what this might be?
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Date: 2004-08-06 01:45 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2004-08-06 02:07 pm (UTC)no subject
Date: 2004-08-06 02:25 pm (UTC)Some women who have pain during deep penetration may actually have a tilted uterus, which would cause your cervix to sit at an angle where it is more in the way during intercourse. There are ways around the pain - you just have to experiment with positions and let your guy know if you're hurting. And really, a tilted uterus is nothing serious. As far as I know, it doesn't cause any complication during pregnancy or childbirth. I'm not the most authoritative on the subject, but my friend (who is a lesbian - lucky for her!) said her gynecologist pointed out that her uterus is tilted, and it struck me that this could be what you're feeling. Although, I'm not sure why two different gynecologists would've checked you out and not noticed it if it were tilted. You could maybe ask about it specifically next time you go in, but it's probably nothing to worry about :)
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Date: 2004-08-06 02:29 pm (UTC)I'll probably ask whichever once I choose to go back to, since it is almost time for my yearly check up! Joy!... Though my pap smear (and it was my first) didn't hurt at all. That was nice.