LittleRed00
09-21-2006, 04:47 AM
I went to the doc on CD21 to have blood drawn, my prog. level was VERY low, the doc said I didn't O.. Well, now I am CD37 and am experiencing some funky cramps. Firstly, I don't think I'm preg, since the Dr. said - on the O this month and we haven't BD'd since I thought I O'd , like CD18. But I am having these weird pains, like every thirty minutes or so way down low like IN my uterus TMI I know, but it feels almost like my uterus is quivering and clamping down around itself, it's weird. I've never had a baby but I imagined contractions to feel like this, only WAY worse. Sometimes it's so bad I actually have to double over and cry out, and can't help but do that. When I wiped today, I have VERY VERY faint brown CM, that was it. Sooo do you think my uterus is falling out? :rolleyes: :jester: :jester:
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fallen_angel
09-21-2006, 04:51 AM
Red,
i dont know what this could be but i would see a doc asap. I get pains as bad as what you described with AF, but if this is something thats new for you i would definitely get it checked
Angel
i dont know what this could be but i would see a doc asap. I get pains as bad as what you described with AF, but if this is something thats new for you i would definitely get it checked
Angel
LittleRed00
09-21-2006, 04:56 AM
I should do to the doc, but humoursly it seems like every month I experience something new. As dumb as that sounds, I just hope this is a new side-effect of AF and not something serious. I may pop into my Drs tomorrow, just to run it by her. Thanks, Angel! Glad you don't think it's my uterus falling out. :blob_fire
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LittleRed00
09-21-2006, 05:00 AM
I just thought of a really funny story, while I was sitting here. Might give a laugh. I have this real close friend who is SUCH a ditz, and she worked as a nurse assistant on the OB floor, so when a woman has an episiodomy, they make her put a glove of ice against the stitches to keep the swelling down. Well my friend was getting the woman up to the bathroom and was unaware of this bag of ice, so as they are walking to the bathroom..this bloody bag (which is actually a knotted latex glove) falls out onto the floor, so my friend looks behind her and sees the bloody thing on the floor..and then she proceeds to touch the new-mothers arm and said, just as calm as ever..." Hon, I don't mean to alarm you but..your uterus just fell out." The woman freaked out and my friend did as well, but they all shared a good laugh when they realized what exactly it was and that it was NOT the womans uterus.
Delia79
09-21-2006, 08:11 AM
That story was hilarious! I could see myself doing that, although I don't think I would've said anything to the poor women, I would've thought it and probably alerted a doctor. :)