|
|
| *Women health>>>Pelvic Pain |
Can pelvic pain be an early sign of pregnancy? |
I had unprotected sex about a week ago, and last night i started getting pains around where my ovaries would be.. I know i'm probly just paranoid, but can this be a sign of early pregnancy? or something else? with my first child it was..but more in the center..as my uterus was stretching..the Dr. told me what I had been feeling was "round ligament" pain...and I had a very small uterus, I was a bit on the younger side..18...and the stretching pain was one of the first things I felt...the VERY FIRST thing I felt..almost from the first few days was breast pain...something I had never felt before..throbbing...weird sensations even before I was late..and this never happened to me again, until I was expecting my 2nd child...again it happend almost instantly. So, which ever way you want this to go..I hope it works out...I don't think being pregnant would cause pain around the ovaries..but it seems be different things to everyone..I never had a day of morning sickness either time! Go figure! Nope! Probably you got STD. Watch it girl! No, not usually. It is probably just that you are ovulating or you are about to start your period. Do not stress out too much, because stress can make your period late, which will make you freak out. Probably not. You wouldn't have any symptoms after only a week. That's a sign of rought love making. You just had GOOD sex, alittle pain every now and then isnt a bad thing. As far as the unprotected part, take a test in a week early in the morning to see if your prego. It could be due to ovulation. Women typically ovulate 14 days after the first day of their period. Only way to know for sure is to get tested. Buy a at-home pregnancy test. And while you're at it, maybe buy one of those ovalation packs, too. So you can check and see when you're ovalating.. and when it's best to lay-off having sex. If you're embarrassed about buying pregancy tests, I suggest you go to stores like Wal-Mart where they have their self-check-out lanes. Good luck! |
| Tags |
| Stress Stroke Substance Abuse Pain Management Pelvic Pain Polycystic Ovary Syndrome Pregnancy Premenstrual Syndrome Preparing for Surgery Progesterone |
| Related information |
with my first child it was..but more in the center..as my uterus was stretching..the Dr. told me what I had been feeling was "round ligament" pain...and I had a very small uterus, I was a... Diareaha SP? is a sign of labor! But its still quite early for u ...I have the same thing and was diagnosed with Symphysis Pubic Dysfuntion, where the ligaments holding the pelvic bone together become too loose and unstable, this can be really excruciating. Chiropa... Abdominal/pelvic pain that is similar to that of period cramping may indicate a problem in a reproductive organ (like the pain around your ovaries or uterus). This includes conditions such as e... The cyst the previous poster is referring to is the corpus luteum cyst. It is the follicle that the egg was released from during ovulation that swells and produces progesterone. It will continue ... yes it normal and will pass. Try Tylenol. Its the only thing that they will give you. Good luck and PS..... Bed rest sucks. I started to feel a lot better round 21 weeks and have been feeling grea... As a tenager I had the same problem, and my laparoscopy 5 years later revealed endometriosis. Now, I know you had a laparoscopy and the MD found nothing, however, my point is if the MD is not wi... It is perfectly normal. You pelvic bones and tissues are loosening up and becoming soft so that they can start moving into wider positioning in preparation for childbirth. It is at times quite pa... |
Health Categories--Copyright/IP Policy--Contact Webmaster The information on whfhhc.com is provided for educational and informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice or treatment for any medical conditions. |