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severe pain in the lower abdomen and back

I am 28 years old married and dont have kids right now but i am planning. For the past 4-5 years i am having severe pain the pelvic region. All sorts of tests are done but nothing is being diagnosed till date. Few days back i had undergone a laproscopic surgery in that also plocystic ovaries were shown which were drilled. Fibroid was shown of small size but could not be treated because it was deep inside the uterus wall so the doctor advised not to remove the same. I can't bear this severe pain any more. Its a premenstrual pain and remains for atleast 20 mins, and occurs after every 2 hours. Its so severe that i can barely sit and i vomit whatever i eat. Its a white fluid which comes out from mouth. Some doctors says its a case of adenomyosis byt after laproscopy and MRI this is also ruled out.

I just would like to know, can this case be related to Gastro rather to a gynaecal. We might be overlooking some aspects related to gastro. Please suggest what to do?????

Samantha
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i tried birth control pills but of no use. The pain still persists ansd it transfers to my next cycle. Can u please explain what is GI???
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Most definitely ovarian cysts and fibroids can cause the pain you are describing.  Have you tried going on birth control to help?  You may want to get a GI work up done to give yourself some peace of mind.  It can't hurt.
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