It sounds as though, assuming you aren't pregnant, you may stipulation an ultrasound or CT to diagnose you properly, if not other diagnostic representation. By your description, it certainly isn't satisfactory to go on to even speculate near much accuracy. I'd be going put money on to see a doctor. I know you must feel you own gotten the run around. If you have a gut opinion that something is up, then be tremendously persistent. Things do procure missed, especially if it is something that is as subjective as anguish, that is the symptom of complaint. Good luck.
The first point to do is take a pregnancy interview. A female next to pelvic pain requires a *thorough* abdominal & pelvic (ie bimanual) exam and probably imaging (like Xrays or an ultrasound, and CT scan as indicated) If you *just* get bloodwork, that is close to useless. The differential for womanly pelvic pain is huge -- from benign mittleshmirz to ovarian torsion, ruptured ovarian cyst, PID, ectopic, not to mention adjectives the GI/GU issues guys as well as girls find (stone, IBD, IBS, blah, blah). Go to another care provider, and get hold of another opinion.
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