A very slight pain on right side?

Question

My husband and I are trying to conceive. We started in June. I have never felt any type of pain during ovulation at all. All of a sudden I now have felt a very slight faint cramp feeling on the right side that started yesterday afternoon and continues as we speak. It just comes and goes. It isn't uncomfortable, but noticeable. As you know I am hoping for conception because I have never felt anything like this before.

Emil J. Could u tell me when you noticed the pain was it very early?

Answer 1

I had the same thing but mine is on my left side and I found out I am 5 weeks pregnant.

So good luck!

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I first noticed it 2 weeks ago, I thought it was a slight menstral cramp. Then I missed my period, so I took a HPT and it was postitive, my doctor said everything was normal and to go back to him in a month.

Answer 2

when we ovulate a scab grows over the release site if you happen to get pregnant the scab will not pop as it does when you ovulate again instead it continues to grow into a small cyst to prevent you from ovulating during pregnancy and generally pops or disinegrates around i believe the end of the 3rd mo. or beginning of the 4th. occassionally it can cause mild discomfort or sudden sharp twinges when you sneeze or cough or move funny as it is extra weight pulling on your ovary...there are also some other possible causes such as an ovarian cyst which can occurr if you didnt ovulate for a month or two which is very common most women dont ovulate every month and occassionally can be VERY painful when they do finally pop ive had several and usually end up in bed for a day or two..also a tubal pregnancy can cause this type of pain and will get worse quickly and can cause death if not caught in time i had one last summer where the baby implanted too close to tube and as it grew it grew back into the tube ruptering at almost 3mo. preg. had a litter of blood in my abdomen almost died and had to have my left tube removed. generally with a tubal the hcg levels dont rise properly causing a delay in a positive preg. test. so if you test use one of the 5 days BEFORE your missed priod tests and at least by the day you should start it should show positive(not for everyone were all different)..good luck i know how hard it can be after 6 preg. i only have 1 son

Answer 3

If you were on bc you were not ovulating, that is why you did not have any ovulation symptoms, but feeling cramping is a sign of ovulation, implantation or future period BUT it is hard to tell because it is the same exact cramp feeling, it can be on the right or left side. When I ovulated I had cramps on my right side too and they didn't hurt but they were there, however I knew I was ovulating so i knew that's what it was, about 8 days after ovulation I had the same cramping feeling but it was on my left side, it felt as if i were about to have my period, but i was almost 1.5 weeks early for that, I also felt very tired and the pain lasted for 2 days, 8 days after that I had a positive pregnancy test so then I knew that second cramping was implantation. The cramping felt just the same so..look at your dates again and see when you ovulated, how far from that were you cramping.....when are you expecting your period....it takes up to 8 days for implantation to happen after ovulation so are you around that line? Good luck!!

Answer 4

I'm having the same pains... close to the crease of your leg? I've NEVER had any ovulation or period cramps ever...its been like this for 2 cycles.. at first it would just come on the go away for a few hours...and my cycles are different than usual..now its just a slight twinge all the time..but it doesnt hurt during sex, urination, or pooping...although i dont know what it is I'm going to the doctor tomarrow to get a full exam... I have also been VERY nauseaous so my husband keeps telling me that i'm pregnant but i've had my cycles (2 last month..26 day cycles) since i was extremelly sick with our daughter..if you wanna talk about it you can feel free to e-mail me

Answer 5

It sounds like ovulation to me too. You could have a cyst, which everyone gets when they ovulate. The egg ruptures from the ovary and fills up with hormones. If you are taking anything to help you ovulate, such as clomid this increases the chance of cysts. I would just say that you are ovulating. If you were on the pill prior to this you weren't ovulating of course. You are probably just more intune to your body now since you are trying. You've probably felt it before and just passed it off as a cramp...like when you exercise...ha ha or gas!! Best of luck!

Answer 6

sometimes when we are looking to become pregnant we notice things more than at other times...you may just be more aware of your body at this time. but, if the pain continues or gets worse i would suggest seeing your dr....your appendix is on your right side also, or urinary track infections can cause pains too.
good luck to you!!

Answer 7

Sounds like ovulation to me. If you really want to be sure buy yourself a ovulation predictor kit and find out what your personal ovulation is. Good Luck!

Answer 8

Take a pregnancy test...it could be round ligaments stretching from early pregnancy. Those ligaments stretch as the uterus grows. They help support the belly.

Answer 9

go see a doctor pain on your right side can be a sign of other problems too. like your appendix could be inflammed and about to rupture

Answer 10

no sarcasm-go see a doc
it can be anythign,spec if you are tryin to conceive,its better if you speak with a pro,insead of asking the crackheads around here /no offence to anyone :P/
good luck
:)