Implantation feeling

[doodledeedum]

Last time I was pregnant ( miscarried) I was tracking my month and know I felt implantation... was back pain and felt that 'pull' you get when you're about to get AF but I wasn't due. It was about 12 days post ovulation....

This time I'm 7pdo
Had dull ache cramp all day over my stomach and lower stomach, intermittent back pain BUT i am struggling with my bowel movements lol so this could be it
Soooo my question is - what implantation feelings have you felt and were they different each time if more than once? Thanks all x

I done ivf so I was on egg shells looking out for things, I felt implantation twice!
Pulling and aching each time otherwise nothing else.
Everyone is different though! Good luck!

I’ve been pregnant 4 times, unfortunately the first 3 ended in MC, the 4th one is very early days, and I’ve got all my fingers and toes crossed that I can keep hold of this one! Anyway, I’ve felt implantation twice, it feels exactly like a little knitting stitch or a poke between the hip and the public bone, like a little digging or burrowing sensation, which is exactly what it is really.

@DeadPapaToothwort fingers crossed for you 🤞🏼

My implantation felt a lot like kidney pain in my back, I had dull tummy cramps and bloating (which included not being able to 'go' if that's what you meant by bowel movements lol) I also had quite a high temperature that night and generally felt a bit bleugh. That was just last month and it sadly ended in early miscarriage but those were my main symptoms from what I remember. Good luck to you!

@wineosaurus4 yeah 😂 I a regular and have really struggled to 'go' lol.
I just wondered if people get different feelings each time round- this doesn't feel exactly like before and I'm so scared to get my hopes up!
I'm so so sorry for your loss though.... let's hope we get our bubbas x

@doodledeedum That was my first pregnancy so I don't have any other times to compare it to.. hopefully I will in the next week or so though🤞🏼 How long have you been trying if you don't mind me asking? We fell first time last month which was both extremely lucky and shocking as I expected to take much longer.

@wineosaurus4 I'd been off contraception for a year ( begun to track my cycles / moods etc) and we did withdrawal till December 2020 I fell pregnant by March but miscarried in May. Luckily I've had one cycle so now back on it but very loosely, a bit of a 'let's see what happens' however it's hard to do that in my head when I'm so clued up on my body and the days of my cycle etc
I was scared it would take a long time as I'm 37 this year but now I've fallen pregnant once I feel more positive... !
I'm just so curious as to whether implantation can fee different each time as in looking out for exactly the same things as last time / avoiding getting to excited in case I get disappointed