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Pulling sensation after ovulation
My sister is trying to conceive. She is under observation of Gyanachlogist. In last month both ovaries released eggs and both ruptured on same day at 22mm with endometrial thickness 8mm. She had intercourses nearby ovulation day. After ovulation she has pulling sensation in left lower stomach with some how white cream discharge. Is there any possibility of pregnancy?
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Wait till period date,there are possibility
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Dr. Vijaya Gupta
Gynecologist
21 yrs exp
Chandigarh
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She will hv to wait till the next period to find out
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Dr. Swarnalatha Kamshetty
Gynecologist
12 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Hello!! During ovulation, pain is quite common nothing much to be worried about it because she has two eggs that’s why pain is little more than normal.
2)Fluid discharge is also common during ovulation it will subside with in two days.
3) And when it comes to pregnancy, chances are there. anyway she will take urine pregnancy test after 15 days in that we will get to know whether she is pregnant or not. If her eggs have quality and her husband semen parameters normal definitely she will get pregnant.
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