Implantation pain?

Hey ladies i was wondering if any of u experienced implantation pains?
At 6dpo with ds2 I was walking with ds1 and friend and all of a sudden I had to sit down because I was feeling sharp pains. They left quickly I only had to sit for a few minutes. I just remeber they were painful enough I couldnt walk. I got my bfp at 14dpo then. I only knew in hindsight they were implantation pains after reading about ip in a pregnancy book. I had no idea pains like that could even happen.
Anyway so last night at 5/6 dpo I was laying in bed falling asleep when I felt a very sharp pain in the lower left hand side of uterus. It only lasted a couple of seconds.
I know it dosnt necessarily means its implantation but I did get a bit excited that it could be.
Anyong else experience this or something similar?

And I also wonder if a person such as myself feels ovulation that they would also feel implantation?
I get very obvious o pain every month. So iwonder if im just sensitive down there that I might be more likely to feel implantation as well?

I don't know if it was IP but I def felt what you described at 8dpo. I remember clearly because we were at bounce house and I had to sit down for a few coz the pain was super obvious and uncomfortable

I am now 6 weeks pregnant btw and also feel o pains. ..good luck - I hope this is it for u.

8dpo def sounds like it was ip since ur 6 weeks along now :)
Thank u I hope this is it also, im not getting hopes too high yet since the pain I felt onky lasted seconds and with ds 2 they lasted a few minutes. Time will tell I guess :)

I got implantation pains with middle munchkin but not the other two. I knew I was pregnant before the tests lol

If your uterus was so sensitive that it could feel a tiny ball of cells the size of the period at the end of this sentence, barely beginning a complex process of implantation that actually takes weeks to fully occur, pregnancy and childbirth would be SO excruciatingly painful that none of us can endure it.

IN early pregnancy hormones start flowing and blood starts rushing to your uterus and it makes things crampy and irritable. And of course your Fallopian tubes are cramping after ovulation to move that egg down to your uterus. That's what you felt. No matter what you read from whatever source, it isn't possible to feel implantation occur. :)

Lots of people have implantation pain meaning cramping that lasts several days and can be a good indicator that pg is underway. This is not caused by the egg nestling into the uterus but instead by a cascade of hormonal changes occuring in your uterus and ovaries. But as to the MOMENT of implantation down to the minute, sorry, simply not possible.

You can have "ovulation" pains before, during, and after ovulation. They don't necessarily happen right when you ovulate.

Thanks for the reply atomic. I would prefer to not have cramps actually. besides that 1 episode 6dpo with ds2 I never cramp or feel anything when pregnant. I only cramp and am sore when af is comming.