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Q: Early pregnancy symptoms?!

I posted a question a few days ago about how early can some women get after actual conception. Well now, I'm having more odd things happening with my body and I'm just wondering if they can be really early pregnancy symptoms.

Having: Nausea off and on (which I'm never sick), Headaches, Mild Backaches off and on, Lots of CM since O day (sticky/glue type of texture on panties), BB's feeling and looking very full and larger but without pain, Jeans started cutting into my sides after eating had to change into sweats, EXTREMELY tired, Mild cramping off and on every day since O, and Bloating.

My friends think I may be pregnant but Idk, I just don't want to say I agree 100%. Maybe because I want another baby but I also don't want to get my hopes up?!

Anyone else have these happen and actually get a BFP soon after or am I just extremely fatigued and tired for no reason? I haven't taken a HPT yet because I know it will be negative as I wouldn't be far enough along to show up. TIA!

This question was asked Feb. 16, 2014 2:34am
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Answered by Hopingfor3 - Feb. 18, 2014 2:16pm

Thank you so much, FINALLY someone decent and nice on here for once!

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Answered by Mommytotrinny - Feb. 18, 2014 2:13pm

Oh so you are probably just fine... If you have been tracking this for so long and have two kids already that were conceived on your normal cycles. That is very interesting... You are doing something right.. Bd and let us know what happens!! Also Countdown to pregnancy is for people who want to have children but she obviously wanted to talk to people who were already pregnant... Did anyone ask if she was on that site also? Who is to say she didnt receive answers for the question over on ctp.. Interesting... Well IF your scans were all accurate for your last two pregnancies keep doing what you are doing because having two kids shows that you know what you are doing!

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Answered by Hopingfor3 - Feb. 18, 2014 2:03pm

Yes, 2 daughters...14 months apart...no problems getting pregnant with either of them. Second one I even got pregnant on BC pill with. My cycles have been like this for awhile now.

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Answered by Mommytotrinny - Feb. 18, 2014 2:01pm

So you have two children already? No problems in getting pregnant with them? and you always ovulate like this?

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Answered by jennavee - Feb. 17, 2014 11:23pm

annbalatbat - the scientific reason for those symptoms is that the symptoms from the hormones in your regular cycle are similar to those of pregnancy. Both sets of symptoms are caused by hormones!

hopingfor3 - If you're ovulating on CD 12 of a 30 day cycle then you might want to discuss a possible luteal phase defect with your doctor. Defects causing you to have a very long luteal phase can affect fertility.

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Answered by annbalatbat - Feb. 17, 2014 4:36am

I tracked my symptoms since 1 dpo onwards. and what i notice is i usally get BFP when i had headache , sore bb at 1-7 dpo.. but when headache and sore bb came out at 7 dpo onwards AF came,, That is actually my experince but theres no scientific explanations for these :)

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Answered by Hopingfor3 - Feb. 17, 2014 2:48am

Since OCTOBER, I have been ovulating cycle day 12 on 30 day cycles. I know my body and I know what I'm talking about.

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Answered by eag923 - Feb. 17, 2014 2:17am

Unfortunately, opk do not confirm ovulation, just that you tried to ovulate. Even if you did ovulate when you think you did, it doesn't change the fact that the luteal phase can only be 16-17 days long. If you are 6-8 dpo then your period will arrive before March 1. It will arrive closer to the 23rd or 24th. If your period truly does arrive around the 1st, then you have just ovulated within the past 24-48 hrs.

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Answered by Hopingfor3 - Feb. 17, 2014 2:09am

I was using OPKs to track my Ovulation. I ovulate earlier in my cycles than most women.

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Answered by Lou_85 - Feb. 16, 2014 11:31pm

I think if you join up to countdown to pregnancy it would be more worth while. You can track your ovulation on it and also talk to other ladies who are actively trying to concieve.

Also you can track your symptoms each month too, which is pretty useful.

To answer your first question I actually realised I was pregnant a within two weeks of conception, everything seemed different, I had one glass of wine on a night out felt drunk, not like me at all. Then the next morning all I could smell and think of was bacon my partner said there was no bacon and I was imagining it. I done a test following day and was positive. This was day after period was due.
Good luck :)

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