Due Dec 2016 Jan/Feb 2017

[Princess Mom]

Both my sides hurt when I sneeze lol sometime right more

[DRV]

But the thing is, it's supposed to be LEFT SIDED pain that = girls and right side that = boys!!

This stuff doesn't work.

I've read that it radiates to the opposite side of implantation and found quite a few people who confirmed that they had pain on the left but implanted on the right. I figured this pain was from the cyst and assumed it came from my left ovary but most likely came from my right. I wish I wasn't so observant sometimes. It's hard not to obsess over everything. I just want to enjoy my pregnancy. If the theory that implantation on the right = boy then that's probably what I'm having. It was correct for my son too

[stink_e33]

Rant alert:
Went to my brothers today to pick up my doppler.
I have done nothing to my brother girlfriend so what the hell prompted her to make this comment
"Oh congratulations by the way but I'm telling you now I'm going to laugh at you if it's another boy"
I swear I'm going to smack her in the mouth soon!
Yes after having 3 boys a would absolutely adore having a little girl but what ever it is a boy or girl is no reason to laugh at someone seriously pissed off!

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I get similar all the time. I think most people are in denial. Like, nope it's a girl. But science says it's 50% odds it's a boy. If I so much as mention it possibly being boy, "nope. It's a girl". Maybe they think if they say it enough it'll come true?

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[stink_e33]

Although today I did say, either this kid is a girl or a very pretty boy cuz my face is wrecked!! I'm so broken out!!

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[atomic sagebrush]

I've read that it radiates to the opposite side of implantation and found quite a few people who confirmed that they had pain on the left but implanted on the right. I figured this pain was from the cyst and assumed it came from my left ovary but most likely came from my right. I wish I wasn't so observant sometimes. It's hard not to obsess over everything. I just want to enjoy my pregnancy. If the theory that implantation on the right = boy then that's probably what I'm having. It was correct for my son too

No. No, no, no. I know you probably won't believe me but it isn't that anything is radiating anywhere based on anything. Your corpus luteum makes hormones that affect EVERY tissue in your body (one of the earliest pregnancy signs for me is that my varicose veins hurt, in my leg, very far from where my baby implanted. They increase blood flow, start inflammation and swelling and stretching of ligaments everywhere and it is normal and natural all during pregnancy to have sharp or dull one sided pains in your uterus as a certain spot is affected more than another. Sometimes they last a few minutes, sometimes days, then it happens in some other spot. It's just the way the body seems to work. Have you not had those later in pregnancy too - long beyond implantation?? It does not tell you where your baby implanted. The inside of your uterus has barely any sensitivity at all (and that is a good thing) and it just cannot feel implantation.

[DRV]

No. No, no, no. I know you probably won't believe me but it isn't that anything is radiating anywhere based on anything. Your corpus luteum makes hormones that affect EVERY tissue in your body (one of the earliest pregnancy signs for me is that my varicose veins hurt, in my leg, very far from where my baby implanted. They increase blood flow, start inflammation and swelling and stretching of ligaments everywhere and it is normal and natural all during pregnancy to have sharp or dull one sided pains in your uterus as a certain spot is affected more than another. Sometimes they last a few minutes, sometimes days, then it happens in some other spot. It's just the way the body seems to work. Have you not had those later in pregnancy too - long beyond implantation?? It does not tell you where your baby implanted. The inside of your uterus has barely any sensitivity at all (and that is a good thing) and it just cannot feel implantation.

Crazy but no! I thought I was in for some real trouble later on in my pregnancy but I had no issues at all and carried an 11 lb baby! Didn't even get a back ache in my 2nd trimester. It's a constant ache from the top of my left hip bone deep into where my ovary would be, inside my groin and goes all the way down my left leg and wraps around the left side of my back. I think I produce too much of the hormone that's supposed to relax your ligaments. It seems to be pretty rare which explains why it's happening to me lol. And I do believe you. I just wish one of those babies were girls with all the left sided groin pain lol I would make me feel a little better!!

[ksmom]

Although today I did say, either this kid is a girl or a very pretty boy cuz my face is wrecked!! I'm so broken out!!

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My skin is awful too. For the first time in my life I have acne. I never broke out like this with my previous kids. I keep getting these painful bumps all over my face and back. I have to wear heavy foundation to cover it.

I agree with Atomic on all this. It is just not possible to know what side you ovulated from or what side baby implanted on based on pain. Most of my pain was left sided the first few weeks and I ovulated from my right ovary which was confirmed by my RE at my scan. Also O'ing from the left doesn't always mean baby is on the left too. The egg can travel across the uterus and wherever it happens to land is where it implants.

[stink_e33]

Crazy but no! I thought I was in for some real trouble later on in my pregnancy but I had no issues at all and carried an 11 lb baby! Didn't even get a back ache in my 2nd trimester. It's a constant ache from the top of my left hip bone deep into where my ovary would be, inside my groin and goes all the way down my left leg and wraps around the left side of my back. I think I produce too much of the hormone that's supposed to relax your ligaments. It seems to be pretty rare which explains why it's happening to me lol. And I do believe you. I just wish one of those babies were girls with all the left sided groin pain lol I would make me feel a little better!!

I had symphosis pubis dysfunction last pregnancy. I'll likely get it again. And its looking like I am. It's not fun. My public bone spread about 2" and would catch on itself and click as I rolled. My back made this snap crackle pop sound when walking. My butt (sacroiliac joints) would pop and pinch my sciatic. And my right leg would go numb.

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[ksmom]

But that's the thing DVR. Like Pbn said when someone posts about say left groin pain and baby being a boy, then of course all of the women that experienced pain on that side and are having a boy as well are going to chime in and say "me too!" Then it ends up looking like a true statement when it's not. There's no scientific basis for it. For example, I've seen many women have girls that carry high and wide. Everyone I knew thought I was having a girl based on how I carried but nope I had DS1. It's all just OWTs so please do not worry yourself over it when you could very well be expecting a girl.

[Princess Mom]

My skin is awful too my face only my skin wasn't bad with my son I hate it!