i have had the runs for the last 3 months and when i have sex or my husband just fingers me i have very bad lower admin pain
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3 months of diarrhea is distinctly abnormal. You could have a parasitic infection or bacterial overgrowth. These are best determined by a stool analysis. I would suggest the comprehensive test from Genova Lab The lower abdomenal pain during sex could be from inflamed loops of bowel that are irritated by the pressure upward during sex.
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Diarrhea for the past three months could be a inflammatory disorder or a malabsorption disorder, infection is less likely. Pain with sex can represent a pelvic infection. I would recommend a initial pelvic exam and some basic lab work, including a urine analysis. I think a OBGYN visit would be most appropriate. If you have blood in the stool or a family history of bowel disorders, it could be crohns or ulcerative colitis. If you are having alternating bouts of constipation and diarrhea it could be irritable bowel syndrome as well. I hope this helps, initial OBGYN visit is first step.
This requires an examination to determine if there's a problem in the pelvic area.