AF came back a few months ago, almost 17 months after DD was born!! The first time i thought i had appendicitis and almost went to the doctors because i had terrible pain in one side and was not period pains, two weeks later i got my first AF, so i now know it was ovulation which was so painful
Each time it is the same, terrible pain when i ovulate, i can tell which side it is and it hurts for about two days, i can hardly walk, cant pick anything up, cant put an presure on that area, pains down my legs. i actually had to go and have a lie down this morning as it was so bad, lucky DP had the morning at home!!! it hurts way more than AF its self...i never had these pains before i got pregnant.
Im wondering if this is normal or not, should i see my GP or just stop being a sook!!
TIA
funny you should say that its around the time i O and last night i was in bed crying in agony feeling the pain around my ovary it was like a burning stabbing pain, i was finding it hard to breathe even. DH wants me to go the dr about it, sorry i wasnt much help!
I am the same very painful ovulation. It starts days before I ovulate when I expect the egg/follical is growing and getting bigger and bigger. It gets to the point where its like I can feel something really big and uncomfortable in my ovary and it throbs, ache and sometimes even feels like it has its own pulse especially when I am ovulating (not the days before or after) after its finally happened it takes a few days to feel ok again like I am brusied inside. I had a laparoscopy to see and for other reasons and apparently I am fine. I asked the Gyno a few days ago and he said there was nothing he can do.
Perhaps its worth having an ultrasound to make sure there isn't a cyst there or something contributing to the pain but for me there is nothing just painful O.
another painful O'er here too! Sometimes its so painful I can hardly stand up! And the pain goes down my legs too. Its always been a pain (lol) for me though - its slightly worse since having babies.
Sucks to be us I guess!
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