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Let's play diagnose Michele....
I have no idea what's going on with me. For about 3-4 weeks now, I've had this dull, occasional cramp/ache in my lower right abdomen, somewhere in the vicinity of what I think is my right ovary. I usually felt it more when sitting, and it has been annoying. When it first started I figured I was ovulating on that side this month and assumed it would go away within a week like other ovulation pain I've had always does.
Fast forward to today and it's now more prominent and more of an on/off pain than a cramp or ache. Bugging me when sitting or standing.
I'm not nauseous, have no dizziness or vomiting or abnormal bleeding. But this thing is annoying and becoming more and more annoying! I just finished my period and was hoping that getting through that would mean it would go away but no dice.
So I'm wondering if this sounds similar to anyone who has had an ovarian cyst. If it keeps up through the weekend I'll be on the phone to my doc on Monday for sure. I don't have a gynecologist out here yet but I guess I will be getting one soon if this keeps up.
Anyone want to play "diagnose Michele?" :-)
"It's not a sprint, it's a marathon." - Alex & Ani bracelet
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Re: Let's play diagnose Michele....
"It's not a sprint, it's a marathon." - Alex & Ani bracelet
My blog: Dodging Acorns
"It's not a sprint, it's a marathon." - Alex & Ani bracelet
My blog: Dodging Acorns
It took 5 failed IUIs and a failed IVF, but our FET worked!
My pregnancy after Infertility Blog
Our baby girl was born on April 27, 2011!
Thanks ladies! It doesn't radiate so much, just in the same spot over and over, occasionally I can feel it in my back/upper thigh as an ache. Kelly I thought appendix too, which is why I'm not sure whether to start with my general doc or a gynecologist. Ugh the human body ;-)
Ugh - no hormonal BC for me PLEASE. I'm BFing so it might kill my supply, and that would SUCK with only 3 months to go and a baby who hates bottles.
::grrrrrrr:: Guess I'm calling doc in morning. Jerred is home Monday for an appointment himself so maybe we can trade off and I can go in then too. That way I don't have to take the kids. He can't stay home tomorrow.
"It's not a sprint, it's a marathon." - Alex & Ani bracelet
My blog: Dodging Acorns