6 mos postpartum, big/hard belly

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:You need to rule out cervical cancer and other undesirable things.

I appreciate your concern but I will proceed with ruling out more likely answers before jumping to cervical cancer

[Anonymous]

Girl you need to take a pregnancy test

[Anonymous]

Take another pregnancy test and come back and tell us the result!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Girl you need to take a pregnancy test

I know I did about a week ago, didn't want to act paranoid and get more tests at CVS right away, I'm making myself wait until tomorrow when a pack of 50 arrives in the mail!! (I just discovered this - you can get 50 tests for $15 rather than a measly 3 for $12.99 at CVS!!)

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Take another pregnancy test and come back and tell us the result!

I got my tests tonight, used 2: not pregnant!

To be honest I think it's mostly from the extra ice creams and lack of exercise from a couple weeks of Covid/quarantine (we're a family of 5 and we all got it!).

Anyway... Sorry for the anticlimactic resolution of this ridiculous post!!!

[Anonymous]

Diastasis recti or a hernia

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You need to rule out cervical cancer and other undesirable things.

I appreciate your concern but I will proceed with ruling out more likely answers before jumping to cervical cancer

NP It's always a shock when young women get cancer. I think I can figure out why. Regardless, hope it's nothing like that OP.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You need to rule out cervical cancer and other undesirable things.

I appreciate your concern but I will proceed with ruling out more likely answers before jumping to cervical cancer

NP It's always a shock when young women get cancer. I think I can figure out why. Regardless, hope it's nothing like that OP.

PP, explain why?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You need to rule out cervical cancer and other undesirable things.

I appreciate your concern but I will proceed with ruling out more likely answers before jumping to cervical cancer

Yeah b.c ovarian vs cervical cancer is actually more likely for the symptoms OP is describing.

[Anonymous]

Diastasis Recti.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You need to rule out cervical cancer and other undesirable things.

I appreciate your concern but I will proceed with ruling out more likely answers before jumping to cervical cancer

Yeah b.c ovarian vs cervical cancer is actually more likely for the symptoms OP is describing.

+1
Get checked out by a doctor. There really is no harm.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You need to rule out cervical cancer and other undesirable things.

I appreciate your concern but I will proceed with ruling out more likely answers before jumping to cervical cancer

NP It's always a shock when young women get cancer. I think I can figure out why. Regardless, hope it's nothing like that OP.

PP, explain why?

Sorry, I didn't mean to leave an enigmatic statement. Because it seems so ridiculous. Like that is not the way life is supposed to happen. It catches us all off guard, even doctors. Unfortunately, too many young women have suffered the effects.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I got pregnant without having my period in between. My kids are 15 months apart.

You do realize that it’s not necessary to have your period in order to get pregnant, right? First you ovulate, and then if you don’t end up getting pregnant, you have your period.

Um, yes, I think the pp you are quoting realizes this!