It's terrible and I'm only 5 weeks! I'm pretty petite so maybe my body just knows it better start stretching now lol. My son was 11 lbs!!
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Ouch I though I had big babies and I'm small too
Maybe you just o'd from your left side and now baby has Implanted on your left side.
My baby has implanted on my left side.
I o'd from the left side I know this because I have had treatment and scans
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11+1 today (from me it's 2.33am)
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Pain on one side doesn't necessarily mean that's the side where you ovulated from. With this baby, I ovulated from my right ovary (confirmed by ultrasound) but baby is on my left. I had lots of pain since O on my left so I thought that's where I O'ed from but nope. :)
I feel so out of tune with my body...don't have a clue which side I ovulated from and the only ligament stretching pain I have gotten has been both sides.
The only 'side' information I have right now is baby's heartbeat is only findable on the right side. My last boy was definitely always on the left and I don't remember before him. :)
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Me too Raezodal! I have no idea either. I still have no symptoms other than sore bbs... only 2 more sleeps till my 7w scan thank god!! I need to see bean and that hb to convince me all is ok. Cant wait :)
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Good luck pbn3
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It was like a stabbing pain right around my left ovary. I did have some pain in my right but it felt more like round ligament pain. Symptoms have nothing to do with gender that early on in pregnancy. The "Y" chromosome isn't activated until 10 weeks so please don't feel like that means you're having a boy simply because of groin pain. My pregnancies were completely different with DS1 and DS2 so different doesn't always equal opposite gender nor does same symptoms always equal same gender.