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Sharp pain in the lower right abdomen
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I have been trying to get pregnant, consulted a gynaecologist and as i might not have been ovulating so she gave me letroz 2.5, this is my 2nd cycle with letroz. I was tracking my expected ovulation dates with an app, and on my most fertile day i had unprotected intercourse. A day after that i suddenly had a sharp pain in my right lower abdomen, not exactly like cramp and it lasted for some time and faded away. A few days later i had a similar feeling but the pain was mild. My periods date is still 5 days away. I am also not sure why the pain occurred. Should i consult my doctor or is it not serious.
Can anybody help me? Why did i have that pain?
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This is most probably ovulation pain. Nothing to be done for now.If you don't conceive or pain becomes continuous better to get your urine tested.
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You must have ovulated the next day which caused you a sharp pain. It's called Mittelschmerz pain.
Wait for your due date and if you skip periods go for a pregnancy test
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Could be ovulation pain when the follicle ruptures
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Sometimes the follicle rupture (ovulation) can lead to pain.
Just track your period date if you got overdue do the urine pregnancy test and serum BHcG.
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