Just got my BFP and im so curious whether it was the left or right side. Is there any way to actually know this matlab from scan or symptoms? Anyone figured it out?
Arey beta, yeh sab toh doctor hi bata sakte hain ultrasound mein. Humein kaise pata chalega, hum toh bas feel karte hain baby andar hai. Ye koi badi baat nahin hai, tum tension mat lo.
Which ovary conceived? Honestly, by the time my baby was born, I couldn't even tell you what day it was, let alone which ovary! Your gynac might see it on an early scan, but for us, it's just 'baby is coming!', right?
Oh, I used to have such random thoughts like this during my pregnancy too! But honestly, unless your doctor mentions something specific during your early scans, you won't know and it doesn't really affect anything. Just enjoy the journey!
Haha, I don't think the baby sends you a postcard from the ovary it chose! Honestly, I was too busy thinking about my next craving to even consider which ovary did the hard work. Just enjoy the miracle!
It's a beautiful mystery, how life begins, isn't it? Which ovary it came from, that's something only God knows truly, or perhaps your doctor might see it on a scan. Just be grateful for this blessing and focus on keeping yourself and the baby healthy and happy.
I actually asked my doctor this question because I was so curious about every little detail! She said it's usually only visible during a very early ultrasound when they spot the cyst that forms on the ovary. But for most women, it's not something you'd feel or really need to know, so don't worry about it.
This is typically only visible on an early ultrasound. Your doctor will be able to see the corpus luteum (a temporary cyst that forms) on the ovary that released the egg. It's not something you can determine yourself, and it doesn't usually impact the pregnancy.
Oh, this is such an interesting thought! I actually wondered if I could feel a difference, like some mild pain on one side. But then I overthink everything, so probably it was just normal twinges. I don't think it matters which ovary, unless your doctor points it out during a scan for some reason.
Usually, you only find this out during an early ultrasound scan, when the doctor can see the corpus luteum on one of the ovaries. Otherwise, it's not something you can feel or need to know. Just focus on your regular check-ups.
Lol, I don't think you get a little memo from your body saying 'Congrats! Left ovary reporting for duty!' It's not something you'd usually know unless your doctor specifically points it out during an early ultrasound. No need to stress about it at all!
