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Difference

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Ster85
I'm wondering about the following: I've had issues with my bowels for years. Because of that, I can't feel the difference in cramps.
Also, because of that, I don't feel the egg drop. Does this sound familiar to anyone?

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  1. Ziva Guest #2

    Hi,

    I have IBS, or Irritable Bowel Syndrome. And that's also been giving me some tummy trouble... But this is during my periods. Now we're also trying to conceive, and I've had occasional sharp pains in my lower abdomen and some other discomforts over the last week, but I don't think it's from my IBS

    Xx

  2. Ziva Guest #3

    Hi,

    I have IBS, which is Irritable Bowel Syndrome. And that’s also causing me some discomfort in my tummy... But this is during my periods. Now we’re also trying to conceive and I’ve had occasional sharp pains in my lower abdomen and some other issues over the last week, but I don’t think it’s coming from my IBS

    Xx
    Ziva


    Oh yeah, and I don’t feel my ovulation anyway...

  3. L.E.A. #4

    Hi!
    I’ve also had issues with my bowels for years due to IBS, which often causes sharp pains in my belly. But I could always feel my ovulation every month.
    At first I thought I couldn’t feel my ovulation, but once I figured out roughly when it happened each month, I noticed a clear difference.
    Around ovulation time, the stabbing pains got a bit worse and shifted more toward my sides. This lasted about 2 days, and then the pains eased up again.
    So I knew when I had ovulated (usually 9–11 days before my next period).
    But you do need to roughly know when your period is coming.

    Maybe this sounds familiar—your stabbing pains might get worse around this time too. Hopefully this info helps you out a bit! xxx

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