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I Am Feeling Acute Pain In Lower Abdomen Before Ovulation. What Could Be The Reason For Pain ?

Hello Doc, I am 26Yrs, married and trying to conceive. I am experiencing sharp pain in my lower abdomen before ovulation(this month pain at left side) and I am observing this only from past 3 months. I am healthy, regular periods, no hormonal imbalance and no cyst.
Fri, 26 Aug 2011
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Hi,

Welcome to HCM.
Are you taking treatment for infertility? If yes the drugs used to develop the follicles may enlarge the follicles to a big size which when ruptured will release the fluid into the abdomen, which causes pain.
Even if you are not taking any drugs, sometimes pain, cramp like feeling does occur at the time of ovulation and is nothing to worry about. Time your intercourse around this time, so that the chances of becoming pregnant are more.
Wish you all the best.
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I Am Feeling Acute Pain In Lower Abdomen Before Ovulation. What Could Be The Reason For Pain ?

Hi, Welcome to HCM. Are you taking treatment for infertility? If yes the drugs used to develop the follicles may enlarge the follicles to a big size which when ruptured will release the fluid into the abdomen, which causes pain. Even if you are not taking any drugs, sometimes pain, cramp like feeling does occur at the time of ovulation and is nothing to worry about. Time your intercourse around this time, so that the chances of becoming pregnant are more. Wish you all the best.