Its probably nothing as your doctor says but I'd of still wanted it checked out so I'm a bit surprised lol
I think its endometreosis that causes painful O day but then painful O day can be nothing it would mildly be a case of wanting it checked for me!
Ovulation pain can occur in women who do not have Endometriosis, but this pain will normally be a small twinge. In women with Endometriosis, ovulation pain can be rather acute. Pain usually begins 12-24 hours before ovulation and may last for a few days. It results from the normal enlargement of the ovary during ovulation which causes stretching of endometrial implants and adhesions lying on the surface of the ovary. The pain is often described as stabbing and it may radiate throughout the pelvic area and into the buttocks and thighs
OK that don't mean YOU have it - Probably don't what I was saying was just informing your quack of this - I like to rule things out rather than sit pnicing over it for months if you get me
Yeah thanks for that. I know i have mild endemetriosis but it is very mild, they say not enough to cause any problems though. I'm having cycle monitoring at the moment too so have had two scans in the last two weeks so they would have picked that up too. I have my last scan and blood test tomorrow so i will ask them what it could be. Thanks so much for your help.
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