Ovulation - Bedminster,NJ

Tequlia:

You said you had your tubes tied 3 years ago.

People told you to go to your doctor to find out what's wrong. I am sorry I can't help you. You NEED to go to your doctor.

If you are trying to get pregnant - and you have had your tubes tied - it's gonna be tough. If you are NOT married? Think LONG and hard about having a baby with a "man" who isn't willing to commit for life....

If you have had unprotected sex? You might have an STD. As much as you think this man is wonderful - you could have an STD. GO TO YOUR DOCTOR!!!!

None of your questions are ones than can be answered an on anonymous mothering board.
You can get your medical records from any doctor you have seen, even one you no longer see. A doctor can not legally tie your tubes without your consent.
So, either you signed the paperwork and had the surgery done or you didn't.
If your tubes are tied you can not get pregnant without surgery to reverse it.
I suggest you buy or get from the library the book "Taking Charge of Your Fertility" and read it. It will tell you all the changes your body goes through at each stage of your menstrual cycle and teach you what is normal and what is not.
Go see a doctor. Have yourself checked out, top to bottom. Have them get copies of your medical records from previous doctors. They can do that, all you have to do is sign the release paperwork giving them permission to get copies. Do this before you go in for a check up.

Cramping is part of ovulating. If the discharge is anything like clear egg whites to almost-cooked-looking egg whites, that's normal. If the discharge is clumpy and like miniature cottage cheese curds, then it could be a yeast infection or something else.

I do think that you need to see your OB/GYN. The bad cramping and (I'm guessing) abnormal discharge seem to indicate that you could have an infection that really needs to be treated.

But sweetie... most of us are not doctors or nurses and we're not qualified to give you medical advice, and even those here that ARE doctors, nurses, or medics can't treat you over the internet. Please go to your doctor to be seen in the office.

I urge you to see your doctor. This could be something that needs treating or not. Only a doctor can know.

If the discharge has clumps of darker white you could have a yeast infection. If the discharge is smelly you could have a bacterial infection. If you don't usually have cramps this bad, it's important to see a doctor.

These could be symptoms of ovulation, too or of an ovarian cyst. Please know that it's highly unlikely, like 99.9% unlikely that you're pregnant or could get pregnant.

I have been practicing nfp, natural family planning for 10 years of my marriage and its amazing how women that don't use this method know so little about their bodies. The white mucus stuff is exactly how I know I can get pregnant because if you get a certain kind it means you are ovulating that along with taking your temperature is accurate because when your ovulating your body temperature goes up slightly in the morning when you first arise. You can also get cramping when you ovulate and what I always get ( which makes me wonder how women would want to do anything when ovulating) is a bad hormonal headache that's when I know my ovulation has reached its peak which means you can really get pregnant then. Most women don't understand how their body works every month and I really found it amazing that I was able to work with my body not against it in understanding it and counting the days realizing their is a system every month. Good luck I don't know if your trying to get pregnant or not get pregnant but this method works with both.