dull pelvic pain

This evening I started having dull pelvic pain. The best way to describe it is like the first day or two of a period (though the pain doesn't come and go). I never had cramps until this year and it was due to adenomyosis. I haven't needed a heating pad since surgery and I had to reheat it (microwave type) twice.

The only thing I can think of is possibly overdoing it, but I didn't do much. I went to work for just over 2 hours; the chair was very uncomfortable those last 15 minutes of staff meeting. Came home and have been resting in bed since.

Has anyone else experienced pelvic pain?

Yes, I had a LSH on Sept. 26th, and I am still having pelvic pain and pressure. I returned to work last Wednesday, Oct. 24 th, and it is almost unbearable sitting at my desk for long periods. I have been working partial days and then some total days from home. As long as I am laying down, I feel okay, but sitting is still pretty rough! It is getting better, but I never imagined that going back to work after 4 weeks would be an issue. I thought that I was allowing more than enough time for a "full recovery".

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Originally Posted by ebfunk This evening I started having dull pelvic pain. The best way to describe it is like the first day or two of a period (though the pain doesn't come and go). I never had cramps until this year and it was due to adenomyosis. I haven't needed a heating pad since surgery and I had to reheat it (microwave type) twice. The only thing I can think of is possibly overdoing it, but I didn't do much. I went to work for just over 2 hours; the chair was very uncomfortable those last 15 minutes of staff meeting. Came home and have been resting in bed since. Has anyone else experienced pelvic pain?

The cramps are your body's way of telling you to take it easy. Just make sure you are resting plenty after work. It gets better.

Thanks ladies. It was better today. Who knew sitting up would be so hard on the body?!