I ovulated(had the familiar pains just inside my hip bone), had sex that night, felt uterine cramping 6 days later but have felt no other symptoms apart from slight lower back ache which has since gone, i think i'm kinda expecting sore boobs etc, I know everyone is different but i am just maybe expecting more symptoms than what i have if i am pregnant, its to early to test. any story's from any mums or mums to be would be appreciated.

Had prostatectomy 2 years ago. All PSA's since then < 0.1 inlcuding the one in Feb 07. Have had mild, dull hip pain for last 4 weeks (right side only). only hurts when sitting. Have a new bicycle with narrow seat. Pain worse after riding so I quit riding. my doctor (GP) did a quick exam and is sending me for bone scan, supposedly suspecting a hairline crack in hip bone. Do the symptoms fit this preliminary diagnosis? by the way, had MRI bone scan before surgery in 2005 which was negative for bone cancer. should I go ahead with the bone scan for the value of it finding other things?

Whom do you trust more on medical advice? Is it your doctor or a bunch of ordinary people ?

There may be other factors your Dr is considering: If you are slender build, there is a greater chance of osteoporosis. If you are taking meds to reduce testosterone or its effects, you are at greater risk for bone loss. the scan is painless and lasts about 20 min. No big deal. Better than a broken pelvis or snapped femur head.

Your over 50 right? a little Te isotope won't hurt you. Check your body for any hot spots. good to know.

My husband had prostatectomy 2 years ago, all PSA's since then 0.0; clear bone scan before the surgery. So I know a bit about it.

I would say not to worry…sounds like you are having a problem from the bicycle seat, or as your doc says, a crack in the hip bone. go ahead with the bone scan…it never hurts to double check. Chances are it will be ok, though.

hairline crack after riding a bike….nyaah…
unless you are SWEVERELY osteopenic or porotic….i highly doubt that…
the first thing that i would look at would be disc disease and do you have a sciatica from sitting on that teeny bike seat….
i would usggest a CT or MRI of the LS spine
NOW, did you have the prostatectomy for prostate CA? If so, then maybe doing a bone scan is in order, but not for trauma (riding the bike) but for a late metastatic spread of the cancer…
if you had your prostate removed, of course your PSA would be <0.1…
so, maybe he is looking for a recurrent CA and not telling you…
good luck