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Suggest Remedy For Cramps And Bloating Before And After Periods

I have been cramping since before my last period which my period started 10 days ago and ended 6 days ago and have been bloated the entire time; post period I felt a pulling on what I felt could be my uterus and then the last two days it was left and right cramps alternating and when doing cardio I feel it most Today I had a burst of watery discharge and am trying to get pregnant - not sure if I am past my ovulation time if the cramping is related
Mon, 9 Mar 2015
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Hello,
Ovulation causes watery white discharge and often the discharge is also copious. Mild cramping can occur and this usually corresponds to the side from which ovulation has occurred. Bilateral cramping pain usually points to some tubal involvement. Also, burst of discharge is seen when there is a ruptured ovarian cyst. Please exclude such possibility also through a sonogram. This will also help to reveal if ovulation has occurred. Hope you find this information useful. Take care.
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Suggest Remedy For Cramps And Bloating Before And After Periods

Hello, Ovulation causes watery white discharge and often the discharge is also copious. Mild cramping can occur and this usually corresponds to the side from which ovulation has occurred. Bilateral cramping pain usually points to some tubal involvement. Also, burst of discharge is seen when there is a ruptured ovarian cyst. Please exclude such possibility also through a sonogram. This will also help to reveal if ovulation has occurred. Hope you find this information useful. Take care.