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PostPosted: 03/11/07 - 13:56    Post subject: Please Advice! Vote now! Reply with quote
Every Time my husband I have intercourse... after about 5 mins or so ... i start getting really bad sharp pains in my shoulders and my neck... but go away after we stop.... what could be the problem? please email me at star_gazing27@hotmail.com[/b]
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PostPosted: 03/12/07 - 02:20    Post subject: Vote now! Reply with quote
It could be that you tighten up during intercourse, causing pain in your shoulders and neck, try relaxing in a hot bath tub or a hot shower to see if this helps while haveing intercourse, if the pain persist however, I would check with your obgyn or doctor and let them know what you are experiancing....
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