Does anyone know what this ovarian pain may be or is caused from?

When having sex, I get a really sharp pain in my left ovary. This happens regularly. It also hurts every now and then when doing every day activities. I've started crying it's hurt so bad sometimes. I don't know if this may effect or be an effect from whatever this is, but I also recently have obtained some sort of bladder problem. Overactive bladder, that is. The doctor has said the bladder problem is not a UTI, yeast infection, or other type of infection. So, I don't really know what it's from. I'm only 16, so I think it's a little unusual, but whatever. Anyhow, another thing is that my menstruation cycle is very irregular. Sometimes I won't for four months. And I don't get any spotting. So, I'm just pretty confused with what's going on here and wondered if anyone could help. I haven't seen an gyn and don't want to be told "go see a doctor". I wouldn't be asking if I had the opportunity to at this moment. Thanks in advance!

both previous answers are probably right but you will need to see a doctor or gynecologist . no way around it. there are free clinics you can go to. also the are some states that sponsor programs for free health care regardless of age.also both conditions could cause similar symptoms. so call your doctor and ask about these programs or call your local health department.

I'm just trowing a few ideas out there . My mom had endometriosis your pain sounds similar you could have a cyst on your ovary as well not a doctor but I hope you get it took care of best of luck

You have endometriosis and probably an ovarian cyst...google PCOS (Poly Cystic Ovarian Syndrome). Go see a gynae asap.

Question

I have been having a straining pain, which is painful and uncomfortable in my left ovary, when having sex. Why could this be?

Answer

I think that such symptoms of two days duration, and at the age of 22, are unlikely to be serious at all, and may even settlevery quickly. However, if it persists, or worsens then an opinion and examination by your GP would be sensible.

If you are not on the Pill, and you are fairly mid-cycle, it could be ovulation discomfort, or it could be a small cyst around the ovary, which are often self-limiting and rapidly resolve.

Discuss this if necessary with your doctor, but do not worry in the mean time.

Could be you have ovarian cysts or a hormone issue going on. Regardless of what's causing it, I totally understand what it's like to be frustrated and doubled over in pain. I have had many cysts and even had one rupture along with a few minor female occurances. There's no way to know for sure without seeing the doc (sorry bout that but it is time to see one, and important for your health since you've been having your period.) you could try taking Ibuprofen and Aleve together. Take one of each with food and plenty of water then alternate back and forth between the 2 every 4-6hrs. Just be sure not to take over the recommended amount of either(check the labels). You could also try a heating pad or hot bath as it shouldn't do any harm no matter what the issue really is. This helps me with the pain sometimes of ovulation cramping too. You are still young and having irregular periods is considered "normal" but I would suggest talking with your mom, aunt, grandma, or sister. In my family we seem to have similar womanly issues as each other. They may have some ideas for you.
Good luck sweetie, hope everything turns out ok for ya!

cancer, ovarian cysts, uti is urinary tract infection but sex can cause that, irregular periods are serious with that pain, go see a gyn , you could save your life.