Dear all,
I am a 24 year old female. I have been having this subtle pain (more like pressure) on the lower left side of my abdomen for quite a few months now; sometimes, the pain radiates to the back and even my leg. This pressure sometimes feels like as someone was pulling my pelvis, as I had 5 kg weight pulling downwards (I don't know how to explain it really). I have been to a gynecologist and had a pap, a vaginal ultrasound and pelvic exam and only found a bit of inflammation in the cervix. He did diagnosed me with PCOS.
Even though I have not had changes in my bowel movements, I have noticed minimal and very very subtle bright red blood coating my stool every once in a while in some small parts but I also noticed a thrombosed hemorrhoid; Anyways, I decided to go to a gastroenterologist and, after ultrasound and soft tissue ultrasound (with no findings whatsoever) she has suggested to run the occult blood in stool test. I am currentlly waiting the results for that.
Let's say I decided to take the matters "on my own hands" meanwhile and I have noticed that, when pushing, there is a bulge inside my anus that kind of "comes out"?; not outside the anus, but into the rectal canal (is that what is called?). I have also noticed that this bulge is located exactly where I can feel another kind of bulge inside my vagina (I believe this is my cervix? can you even get to touch the cervix?) Since all these symtoms started to appear, I have also noticed that, even though I go to the toilet everyday, I sometimes need to push my buttock in order to properly have a bowel movement and that I am not able to pass gas as much as I would like to and I believe this is causing me abdominal pain (like trapped wind feeling), as if someone was pinching my left side constantly.
My question is, could this bulge be a prolapse of some organ? Could this be causing this other bulge inside my vagina? Could the bulge I can touch inside my vagina be simply my cervix? Can a prolapse cause stool to get trapped as well as this bit of blood?
Thank you for your opinions.