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xp: sharp pain in the ute?

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in April 2011 Moms

I've had a few of what I think would be RLP when stretching, sneezing etc., but this is different. for the last 2-3 days, I've sort of had a fairly consistent ache on the left side of my ute - only the left side. every now and then I'll get sharper pain in that same area that will last for just a second or two.

normal? any ideas what it could be?

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Re: xp: sharp pain in the ute?

  • colflowerM824colflowerM824

    I have no idea what it is, but maybe it's stretch/ligament pain.  I'm usually not super cautious, but I'd give you're dr. a call.

    GL

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  • MamabirdtoBeMamabirdtoBe

    I've had this for a couple weeks. At the ultrasound a few days ago, the tech told me I had a couple really small cysts on my left ovary, which is normal because of all the hormones. She didn't seem concerned, but told me if I'd been feeling a bit tender on that side, that it might be why.

    If you go for an ultrasound, make sure they're looking at the old ovaries! 

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  • ChickandtacoChickandtaco member
    Could just be more RLP.  It sucks! :(
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  • suv75suv75 member
    could be the corpos luteum cyst (that releases the progesterone until placenta takes over).  I have the same thing and a friend says hers went away after 12 weeks. 
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  • Scout05Scout05 member

    I have the same thing - a super sharp pain that fades right away - on my right side. They told me it's RLP. I also have several cysts on both ovaries (from the Gonal-F) that can cause tenderness as well.

    Unless you are doubled over or bleeding, I wouldn't worry too much. Drink lots of fluids, and take it easy!

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