OliviaLeigh

Hi,

I've never been pregnant so I don't know what that feels like, but I do hear your best time to get pregnant is right after your lap, so there is a good chance

I had a lap done in July and I would get weird "pains" every once in a while for about 6 weeks after surgery. It was not like constant pain though, just every once in a while like something moved funny inside (getting all re-adjusted in there maybe? ha!).

I would keep track of how many days you have pelvic pain. If it goes on too long or worsens, I would think a call to the dr would be in order.

Sorry I'm not much help, but I hope you feel better soon.

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Got Pregnant on Lupron Depot (EDD: 10/8/09)
Endometriosis
Surgery - Laparascopy, hysteroscopy & D&C done 7/08
Cystic Ovaries (Surgery for the cysts)
Ruptured Cyst
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