Yes for me and mine got even stronger after my second child.
No, no new symptoms for me during O time. Still have pain on the side, same thing as before.
What has changed for me is the length of my periods: they used to be very light, 12 hours heavy and now they are 3 days heavy! Could have lived without such long periods.
Lol, I have it all worked out. I have decided it means an increase in progesterone around O time, which is a good thing for implantation and pregnancy sustainability right? Oh, how I can make things work for me...lol. No idea if any of this is even plausible, but it makes me feel better..lol.
Dana, it makes me feel better to know I am not the only one experiencing this. I couldn't find any real info on it...it doesn't seem they are common O symptoms. Did you have it after each baby, or has it just been after Macy? Did it last? It's kind of annoying, know what I mean?
i have all that going on too. my o symptoms are like that of pms or pg crazy!! i dont know if it means anything or not but i hope it does for you!!!
THanks. It's just so odd. I guess if I think about it, I do have a bit more cramping pre and during AF as well. It's all very subtle, so I hadn't put much thought into it, but when it happened this cycle I began thinking that it seems to be every month around that time. Almost a bit like I've eaten something off. It's so weird. But, I guess our bodies do change after baby, so why not those hormones too! It must be some sort of increase in progesterone I guess. Oh well, now that I am trying for no. 2, maybe it's a good thing..lol.
I noticed some changes during ovulation after jazmine was born too. I haven't experienced what you described but I do experience ovulation "pain" which I had never felt before - I recently turned 35.
I have also noticed changes in PMS symptoms and during my period since giving birth 2 years ago. I attributed all of this to body responding differently to hormones since pregnancy. Lol