Last month I felt it very distinctly, this month nothing (though I had positive opks). I assume that it doesn't mean much whether you feel ovulation or not, though it was a nice confirmation of the opks!
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I voted never. Even when I was on OPKs and charting, I tried to pay attention, but I just don't think it happens for me!
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I said always, but it's probably more like 80% of the time. My right side is vastly more painful than my left. Oddly, the two times I got pregnant I didn't feel ovulation, maybe it was my left side both times!
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always!
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Every single time! I still use OPKs because it gives me the heads up. Usually about 12-24 hours later I get the ovulation pain. The pain lasts 24 hours, and gets really bad after a few hours, sometimes I take tylenol it hurts so bad.
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Not sure but leaning towards no!
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Lately I've been noticing pains and nausea, it's so strange.
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Only noticed them after I had DD1.
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Sometimes I do - I don't remember ever feeling them before DS, but now I definitely get them most months.
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Love seeing that pretty much anything is normal! Will definitely pay attention to the left side/right side distinction...
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@lamariniere: I feel it more on one side too.
I don't remember ever feeling it pre kids but after having my kids I feel it every single month.
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I would also say about 80% of the time. I can feel it in my left or my right, depending on the cycle.
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Usually mild cramping
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@ineebee: ditto.
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I only feel them on my right side, and I feel them almost every month. Never noticed them before I was ttc.
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Yes, ever since I had lo. We do NFP now so maybe I'm just paying more attention though?
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I never felt them before my dd was born, but now I feel them every month!
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I never got them until after my first pregnancy, but now I do if I'm not on bcp. If I am on them, I don't (although if I'm on bcp, maybe I'm just not paying attention...)
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