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Trying To Conceive. Have Cramps. On Clomid. Sign Of Pregnancy?

So after intercourse last night I had extreme cramping. It lasted about five minutes but felt like 30. I am on clomid as we are trying to get pregnant and today is day 26 in my cycle. Could the cramping be a sign of pregnancy or something more serious like a cyst. Also after the cramping last night I havent had any today thus far.
Mon, 22 Apr 2013
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Hi,
The only way to exactly know the cause of your cramping would be to wait for your cycle and get a trans-vaginal sonogram. If you miss your period, you can suspect pregnancy and confirm it either with a home pregnancy test done 3-7 days after the expected period or a blood test and a trans-vaginal sonogram. Hyper-stimulation of the ovaries occurs while on ovulation induction and cyst formation is a possibility; in such a situation you would have a persistent pain along with bleeding disturbances sometimes. Please see your doctor for further support. Wish you good health.
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Trying To Conceive. Have Cramps. On Clomid. Sign Of Pregnancy?

Hi, The only way to exactly know the cause of your cramping would be to wait for your cycle and get a trans-vaginal sonogram. If you miss your period, you can suspect pregnancy and confirm it either with a home pregnancy test done 3-7 days after the expected period or a blood test and a trans-vaginal sonogram. Hyper-stimulation of the ovaries occurs while on ovulation induction and cyst formation is a possibility; in such a situation you would have a persistent pain along with bleeding disturbances sometimes. Please see your doctor for further support. Wish you good health.