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On Pregnacare. Trying To Conceive. Bleeding With Severe Cramping And Back Pain. Reason?

Hi i am currently trying to conceive usually have a regular 33 day cycle and started taking pregnacare a week before i took my period which was 5 days early making it a 28 day cycle now 2 days after bleed i have severe cramping in left ovary and severe back pain i couldnt be ovulating yet its to early but would like to know wot could cause this pain
Tue, 12 Feb 2013
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Hi,
Pregnacare is not for induction of ovulation, it is a supportive medication. It is true that it is too early for ovulation to occur, but taken that you had a 28-day cycle this time, you could as well be ovulating early-that is one possibility. You should consult your gynecologist and get a trans-vaginal ultrasound done to see if the ovaries and tubes are normal; you may also need a local examination. You may also exclude renal causes as similar pain can be observed in urinary infections, presence of calculi etc. Wish you good health.
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On Pregnacare. Trying To Conceive. Bleeding With Severe Cramping And Back Pain. Reason?

Hi, Pregnacare is not for induction of ovulation, it is a supportive medication. It is true that it is too early for ovulation to occur, but taken that you had a 28-day cycle this time, you could as well be ovulating early-that is one possibility. You should consult your gynecologist and get a trans-vaginal ultrasound done to see if the ovaries and tubes are normal; you may also need a local examination. You may also exclude renal causes as similar pain can be observed in urinary infections, presence of calculi etc. Wish you good health.