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Ovulation Pain Posted: 02-23-07 19:03pm
So, my ovulation pains are pretty bad and
isn't that when I am most fertile and
should be bd with my dh? The pain makes it
difficult too. Please let me know, cause I
couldn't last month and I actually thought
I had ui...But I didn't and it was
ovulation pains. In March it should be
around the 9th.
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Volaremos
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Posted: 02-23-07 23:35pm
O pain tell me about it. I get the worst
pain in the world. Its so terrible i too
cant bd during the pain.
I too like to know, whether that is the
post fertile time.
Sorry couldnt be of a help.
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negar
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Thank You Posted: 02-24-07 17:20pm
for your reply
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Posted: 02-25-07 15:25pm
I don't know if the pain comes before or
after the official "O". I can usually
tell that i am 'Oing" but it doesn't hurt
that bad. Sometimes I hardly notice it.
Does that painful "o" come from something
like endo? Do either of you have that? I
think and so my doctor thinks I might have
a little bit of endo, but I usually get
the worst cramps the first two days of my
period.
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negar
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Endo Posted: 02-25-07 20:57pm
What is endo? My first two days of my
cycle are horrible. I sometimes cry from
pain under medication. These painful
cramps started after my first mc 2 years
ago, and the ovulation pain started 2
months ago due to clomid I think.
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Volaremos
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Posted: 02-26-07 01:31am
I started having sever O pain like when i
was 17yrs , After that everymonth it was
terrible. I took pain killers & if
that dosent help than i go for pain killer
injections.
My first 2 days of af are also painfull
(but not as much as O pain) But i started
experiencing this recently ( say like 8 or
9 months now )
I dont know whether i have endo or not as
i never have been tested for it.
NEGAR - Endometriosis: In endometriosis,
cells that normally grow inside the uterus
(womb), instead grow outside the uterus.
Summary: Endometriosis is very common; the
cause -- and why some women have
endometriosis and many others do not --
has not been fully fathomed, although
there are several prevalent theories; most
women with endometriosis have no symptoms;
but pelvic pain during menstruation or
ovulation is a frequent symptom of
endometriosis; endometriosis may be
suspected by during a physical
examination; it is confirmed by surgery,
usually laparoscopy; the available
treatment includes medication for pain,
hormone therapy, and surgery.
Endometrial cells line the uterus and are
normally shed each month during
menstruation. When endometrial cells grow
outside the uterus, the cells implant.
These implants occur most commonly within
the fallopian tubes and on the outside of
the tubes and ovaries, the outer surface
of the uterus and intestines and anywhere
on the surface of the pelvic cavity. They
can also be found, less often, on the
surface of the liver, in old surgery scars
or, very rarely, in the lung or brain.
Endometrial implants respond to the
hormones of the menstrual cycle just as
does the normal endometrium. The implants
build up during the month and then they
break down and during menstruation they
bleed internally. Blood from the implants
cannot leave the body via the vagina (or
by other exit). The internal bleeding,
tissue inflammation and, later, scarring
cause the symptoms of endometriosis.
Endometriosis occurs in the reproductive
years. The average age at diagnosis is
25-30. (It has been reported in girls as
young as 11.)
The central theory of the cause of
endometriosis is retrograde menstruation.
Blood and endometrium tissue from the
uterus back up into the fallopian tubes
and drip into the pelvic and abdominal
cavity. Retrograde menstruation may, it is
thought, be due to a defect in the uterus
or it may be related to the way the uterus
contracts when it is expelling the
menstrual tissue. Genetic factors and the
immune system probably are also important
in determining which women develop
endometriosis and where the endometrial
cells implant.
The common symptoms and signs are pain
(usually pelvic) and infertility. Pelvic
pain usually occurs during or just before
menstruation and lessens after
menstruation. Some women experience pain
or cramping with intercourse, bowel
movements and/or urination. Even a pelvic
examination by a doctor can be painful.
The intensity of pain may change from
month to month and vary greatly among
women. Some women experience progressive
worsening of symptoms while others can
have resolution without treatment.
Endometriosis can cause infertility. When
laparoscopy is done for infertility
studies, endometrial implants can be found
in some patients, many of whom may not
have painful symptoms of endometriosis. It
believed that endometriosis bleeding,
inflammation, and scarring can cause
distortion of the female reproductive
organs (such as obstruction of the
fallopian tubes), resulting in
infertility. However, the severity of the
disease is not necessarily directly
related to the degree of infertility.
Other symptoms related to endometriosis
include lower abdominal pain, diarrhea or
constipation, low back pain, irregular or
heavy menstrual bleeding, or even blood in
the urine. Rare symptoms of endometriosis
include chest pain or coughing blood due
to endometriosis in the lungs, headache
and/or seizures due to endometriosis in
the brain.
Endometriosis can become cancerous in less
than 1% of women. Most of the cancers
found with the condition, however, appear
not to be associated with the implants,
but rather occur independently of the
disease.
Hope this helped
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Posted: 02-26-07 09:20am
Wow Vol - That was a boat load of
information. i really haven't looked into
the information much before. Have you
asked your doctor what might be causing
such horrible o pain?
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oneybunches
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Posted: 02-26-07 11:40am
Hi Negar,
I always get O pain and I use a fetility
monitor, my O pain is usually 2 days
before actual Ov date according to the
monitor.
On clomid the pain was unbelievable!!!
It hurt sooooooooooooo much and then you
were supposed to to BD.
Give me a break, sometimes it was just too
bad, it is very hard on DH when you are
laying there crying during BD
Now off of clomid I still have pain but it
is just sort of there, not too bad and
does not get in the way, it just lets me
know that it is time for another round in
the bedroom
O
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negar
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Thank You Posted: 02-26-07 14:25pm
Thank you Vol for the information I will ask my
doctor for sure, cause now I am a little
concerned (like I didn't have anything
else to worry about) lol
oneybunches and star, thank you guys for
sharing. My pains have definitely
intensified since on Clomid (2 months
now).
Oneybunches, how long did you take clomid
for? Was it successful?
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tululabell
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Posted: 02-27-07 08:09am
hi! i did get O pain right before i would
ovulate. it was really sharp but wouldn't
last a long time. you are on clomid right?
is your Dr monitoring you monthly? it
never affected me that much to where i
couldn't bd though. do you bbt chart also?
that really helped me to pinpoint things
exactly!
good luck!
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Volaremos
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Posted: 03-01-07 01:32am
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wrote:
Wow Vol - That was a boat
load of information. i really haven't
looked into the information much before.
Have you asked your doctor what might be
causing such horrible o
pain?
Yeh & you know what Stuip *** told. He
said that many women face this pain &
if i can't bare it than take pain killers.
Can you believe it.
negar, glad i could help. Good luck.
Good luck girls
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Posted: 03-01-07 11:01am
Volaremos
wrote:
*star*
wrote:
Wow Vol - That was a boat
load of information. i really haven't
looked into the information much before.
Have you asked your doctor what might be
causing such horrible o
pain?
Yeh & you know what Stuip *** told. He
said that many women face this pain &
if i can't bare it than take pain killers.
Can you believe it.
negar, glad i could help. Good luck.
Good luck
girls
Wow, How freakin rude of him. Kinda
sounds like my stupid doctor!!!
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lola1985
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Joined: 14 Nov 2006 Posts: 19 Location: australia
Posted: 03-01-07 12:45pm
i get that short sharp pain low in my
stomach too...it only happens once or
twice a month...i thought it might be
ovulation but also it could be gas or
something so who knows!
