Ovulation pain on both sides

[Floweryfields]

Yes you certainly can and alot of women do, ovulate from both ovaries. This is how you get non identical twins. I have it every now and then myself.

[buffy1]

I agree, it could be both - or perhaps it's referred pain? When I ovulate I get it mostly from one side but get achy on the other one (and across my back) too.

How are you feeling tonight charlotte?

[Charlotte91]

All pain was gone by lunch time, so it was definately ovulation pain.
Left side was killing me (as usual), and I O'd from the right side last month.
Right side was a little achy, it seemed to be in my ovary but didn't last long.

Fingers crossed!

[Maruschke]

You can get pains on both sides from ovulation on a single side. When you ovulate, the follicle containing the egg ruptures, and this follicle is full of blood. The blood is released into your abdominal cavity and irritates the lining and this is what causes cramping. It can cause cramping on/near both ovaries because the follicular fluid can easily reach the other ovary. HTH.

[Charlotte91]

Oh wow, very imformative!!
Thanks Maruschke!!