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We are planning for pregnancy last month I got my periods 3 days delayed (I am tracking my periods it not got delayed from past 6 months) I have a 29 day cycle. I thought I was pregnant as I had nausea, mild cramps, and dizziness.
This cycle we tried on 1 st Feb my last period first date was on 18 jan. On 1st Feb I had pain in left waiste but got eradicated after 4-5 hrs
We tried again on 7th Feb I had pain on right waiste but got eradicated next morning and started again in the evening and got increased
Today the pain is very faint
Suggest me what is happening
I don't have fever or unusual discharge
Before 7th I used to feel pain during the end of urination but it got solved itself on drinking water.
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It seems to be Ovulation pain ( mittelschmerge) as you said your cycle is regular & might had suffered mild UTI as per history stated .
if symptoms persists or recur , workup for UTI required.
Next Steps
UPT if period missed
Health Tips
Drink plenty of fluids .
Always pass Urine after having coitus.
Keep a proper track of fertile period on calendar, it is almost near about 1 week time & keep trying atleast alternate days in this period.
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UPT if u miss periods for more than a week
May be calcium deficiency
Check ur vit D levels
There are so many causes
Among women most common being nutritional deficiency thereby muscle and bone weakness and pain
U gave symptom of urinary stone also
Next Steps
get a USG abdomen and pelvis
Health Tips
Plenty of fluids
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Keep trying around the time of ovulation
That is 14 days before your next period date
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U should go for online or physical consultation as counselling is required face to face
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Dr. Sharmila Krishnamoorthy
Obstetrician
5 yrs exp
Erode
Needs detailed evaluation
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Dr. Maneesha Singh
Infertility Specialist
25 yrs exp
Ghaziabad
If you are planning for pregnancy atleast alternate day relation is required. 6 days gap between two intercourse is too much gap.
As far as abdominal pain, you are having Urine infection. Get that treated.
For more info about fertile period, watch this
https://youtube.com/shorts/jorzms9vwsy?feature=share
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Dr. Shruti Dahiya
Gynecologist
5 yrs exp
Delhi
Possible Causes
Ovulation Pain: Your pain on Feb 1st and 7th matches your fertile window. It’s common to feel one-sided discomfort when releasing an egg.
Mild UTI: Pain during urination suggests a possible infection. While water helps, it may still be present.
Hormonal Shifts: Nausea and dizziness are common during both ovulation and early pregnancy, but it's too early to confirm pregnancy for this cycle.
Action Plan
Wait to Test: A pregnancy test will only be accurate after Feb 17th.
See a Doctor IF: Pain becomes severe, you develop a fever, or urination pain returns.
Hydrate: Keep drinking water to flush your urinary tract.
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