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Lower back pain during ovulation--pregnant??
I am right on usually when it comes to my menstrual cycle, give or take a day or two. I calculated my ovulation days and they were the last few days. My husband and I were active these days. My last period was May 5th, and I'm not due for another until June 6th (today is May 21st). I have lower back pain that I usually have a day or 2 before my period. Could this be sign I'm pregnant, or is it too soon to tell? I also have bad gas and am extremely exhausted. HELLP!
I'm having the same problem as well my mense was Dec.4 n I'm due again Jan.4,but I've been cramping as if my period was about to start n really bad back pain. I dnt know if its to early to test someone plz help. I also having been feeling dizzy,hungry, not too much urine my appetite pickd up a little and did I say Im using gertiol pills.
This is so strange. I have the exact same situation too. My last menstrual cycle was May 6 and I am due June 6-June 7. My husband and I started trying to conceive for the first time ever this month. Although I knew it was way to early to take a pregnancy test, I did last weekend and it showed positive. However, I took two more two mornings in a row after and they were negative. I don't believe the first test was correct, because my ovulation is scheduled to be around May 24. However, I have noticed that several nights I wake up thinking I wet the bed, only to find watery fluid leaking out. A few days ago when I woke up there was so much watery fluid it ran down my leg. Today, I am having low back pains. Any ideas?
WOW!!! Your situation reflects mine!!!!! My last menstrual cycle was May 5 and i am not due until around June 6th as well....my cycles are for the most part normal. Today (05/26) I am having lower back pain and i noticed a white liquid substance drip from my nipple while i was in the shower....Do you know if it is to soon to test? I am sorry i can't answer your question b/c i am having the same issues! :)
but lots of luck!
lindsjean
but lots of luck!
lindsjean
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