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Help! Severe stomach pain
Miertje13Guest ·
Hi ladies,
I'm new here and hoping for some good advice, because I really need it right now.
I haven't taken the pill for over 1.5 years. Last month, my partner and I decided to go for it and try to get pregnant. Since I've never really paid attention to my cycle, I don't know when my ovulation is. I've used various websites to calculate roughly when my ovulation should be. According to these sites, it should be around the 13th. We've been having sex every other day leading up to that. Now, for the past 2 days, I've had terrible abdominal pain. I feel it somewhere near my pelvic floor. Sitting and walking are awful. It feels like a kind of intense muscle soreness. Could this be related to implantation? Has anyone else experienced this?
Lots of love,
I'm new here and hoping for some good advice, because I really need it right now.
I haven't taken the pill for over 1.5 years. Last month, my partner and I decided to go for it and try to get pregnant. Since I've never really paid attention to my cycle, I don't know when my ovulation is. I've used various websites to calculate roughly when my ovulation should be. According to these sites, it should be around the 13th. We've been having sex every other day leading up to that. Now, for the past 2 days, I've had terrible abdominal pain. I feel it somewhere near my pelvic floor. Sitting and walking are awful. It feels like a kind of intense muscle soreness. Could this be related to implantation? Has anyone else experienced this?
Lots of love,
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Sterre #2
Have you taken a test yet? -
Miertje13 Guest #3
Yes, yesterday it was negative. But it was probably way too early.. It's our first time trying so everything is still very new. I've never had this level of 'muscle soreness' before. -
Sterre #4
Keep a close eye on it. You might want to give your GP a quick call tomorrow.
Strength to you. -
molensteen #5
If your ovulation was on the 13th, your due date is only Jan 27th.
That's way too early.
You might be able to feel implantation now.
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